Hawaiʻi General Election: What you Need2Know before Nov. 3
Several races in Hawaiʻi's primary election resulted in mandatory recounts to determine which candidate will represent each party in the general election.
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Several races in Hawaiʻi's primary election resulted in mandatory recounts to determine which candidate will represent each party in the general election.
The state must hold another Republican primary for the House seat representing Kapolei and Makakilo after the Hawaii Supreme Court ruled Friday that pulling a name out of a plastic...
General election ballots will arrive across Hawaii by Friday, Oct. 16, ahead of the Nov. 3 deadline, featuring several proposed charter amendments for voters to consider.
The Hawaii Supreme Court ruled on September 4 that the tied State House District 43 primary must be re-run during November's general election after finding the previous tie-breakin...
Hawaii election officials confirmed that ballot printing is underway for November's general election, though local legal challenges regarding Republican primary tie-breakers may ne...
Here's a list of the locations where voters can drop off their general election ballots on each island.
The Hawaii state Supreme Court heard arguments on Wednesday regarding a legal challenge to the Kapolei-Makakilo House seat primary election results following a controversial lauhal...
No matter how the U.S. Supreme Court rules on a U.S. Postal Service plan to regulate mail-in election ballots, Hawaii has no choice but to hold an election on Nov. 3.
Lopsided mix of Democrats, Republicans in Hawaii Legislature could shift. Just about half of all seats in Hawaii’s Legislature are being contested by at least two candidates in the...
Name on ballot: John Waihee IV Running for: OHA At-Large Trustee Political party: No answer submitted Campaign website: No answer submitted Current occupation: OHA Trustee At-Large...
No matter how the U.S. Supreme Court rules on a U.S. Postal Service plan to regulate mail-in election ballots, Hawaii has no choice but to hold an election on Nov. 3. The post Hawa...
In one of the lawsuits regarding Tommy Waters' eligibility to run for re-election of his Honolulu Council seat, a decision was made on Friday, Aug. 28.
Hawaii elections officials and volunteers tested voting equipment on October 10 to ensure accuracy for the 2026 general election.
Honolulu voters will decide on November 3 whether to adopt ranked-choice voting for certain county offices starting in 2032.
Registered voters in Hawaiʻi should prepare for the upcoming 2026 midterm elections, with general election ballots scheduled to arrive by October 16 and the voting deadline set fo...
Maui County voters will decide on eight proposed amendments to the county charter during the November 3 general election.
A polarized and paralyzed state commission with elections oversight duties may have the Hawaii Supreme Court break an impasse that has prevented the panel from meeting since June.
Two members of the Hawaii Elections Commission took legal action against the Office of Elections in the State Supreme Court after the group failed to meet since June despite mounti...
Hawaii could face costly scramble to deliver ballots. A pending U.S. Supreme Court ruling could require Hawaii to spend millions of dollars to hire private companies to deliver bal...
The State Supreme Court denied two challenges regarding the two West Oʻahu primary election races that ended in ties.
Hawaii Supreme Court justices on Friday appeared perturbed with the State Office of Elections not trying to help a dysfunctional oversight commission meet during an ongoing electio...
In the upcoming General Election, voters will decide on two constitutional amendments regarding judicial appointment timelines and the issuance of RISE bonds for infrastructure.
The Hawaii Supreme Court on Tuesday heard oral arguments but issued no formal ruling in two consolidated cases challenging the outcome of the Aug. 8 primary election for the City C...
State Sen. Kurt Fevella — who lost a random draw to break a 1,212-to-1,212-vote tie in his Aug. 8 Republican Party primary race — on Wednesday asked the Hawaii Supreme Court to in...
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