As Hawaii's lieutenant governor faces mounting scrutiny over a corruption scandal, voters are set to head to the polls on Saturday for the state's primary election. The controversy has cast a shadow over the campaign for the lieutenant governor's replacement, with nine candidates vying for the position. The scandal, which has been unfolding in recent weeks, has raised questions about the lieutenant governor's integrity and the potential for systemic corruption within the state's government. As the candidates make their final push for votes, the scandal is likely to remain a dominant issue in the election, with many voters seeking a clear break from the troubled administration.
An ongoing corruption scandal involving Hawaii's lieutenant governor looms over Saturday's state primary as nine candidates jockey to replace her.
