2026 U.S. Midterm Election
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Democratic incumbent Governor Joshua Green seeks reelection Tuesday, facing off with GOP nominee Gary Cordery.
Q: Did Hawaii switch to mail-in voting because of the pandemic? If so, why not switch back? A: No, a Hawaii law enacted on June 25, 2019, about six months before COVID-19 emerged, decreed that Hawaii elections would be conducted by mail starting with the 2020 Primary Election,
The Hawaii Supreme Court has broken a “Catch-22” dilemma that has prevented the state Elections Commission from holding monthly meetings since its last one in June.
Hawaii’s two incumbent Democrat representatives are considered heavy favorites to return to Congress this November, with Republican state Sen. Brenton Awa representing the biggest challenge to U.S. Rep.
The Nov. 3 general election is a week from today — but vote now in the comfort of your home then put the ballot in the mail, pronto. In addition to governor and other candidate races, Oahu voters have 20 proposed amendments to the City Charter and all voters have two Hawaii Constitution questions.
With early returns of mail-in ballots from Oahu voters continuing to lag by about 20% compared to the same point in the last midterm general election in 2022, Honolulu elections officials are bracing for a last-minute surge in-person voting Tuesday,
See live 2026 Hawaii Hawaii Governor/Lieutenant Governor results as votes are counted. Follow key races across the state with county-by-county results and maps.
Hawaii voters will elect leaders for federal, state and other offices on Tuesday. Here are some of the key facts about the election and data points the AP Decision Team will monitor as the votes are tallied.
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