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Regarding Saturday’s front-page headline, “Voter apathy reaches record”: So what else is new? Luckily, for most of us in Hawaii (51.6% of registered voters), there may be several reasons for this apathy.
>> The number of entrenched incumbent candidates who deserve reelection because they really seem to be doing the jobs they were elected to do.
>> The real dearth of viable opponents for the positions. We can usually rule out the ones who get themselves arrested and/or indicted.
>> Partially, the politician you know is better than the politician you don’t!
>> Partially, “Inokea, dat no bodda me.”
Ed Schell
Kuliouou
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