Voters in Hawaii head to the polls on Nov. 5, casting their ballot in the presidential race and several down-ballot races.
Hawaii voters head to the polls with tight local races, major ballot issues and the presidential race driving voter turnout.
A Hawaii middle school has been ripped for doling out biased class materials that critics say accuses former President Donald Trump of wanting to stamp out democracy — and spins Vice President Kamala Harris in a more favorable light.
In addition to the two presidential candidates on the ballot, the amendments on the back page include two state and four Honolulu county.
JAMM AQUINO / NOV. 3, 2020 On Election Day in 2020, voters waited in a long line outside Kapolei Hale. Hundreds waited for up to four hours for the chance to cast their ballots in person. JAMM AQUINO / NOV.
Kuleana means responsibility, but it also means a right and a privilege. As a Generation Z young adult who is often consumed by social media, I know my peers have lots to say about anything and everything. We have been raised in a world where we have the technology and ability to tell the world about all the details of our lives.
Honolulu voters cast ballots amid national concerns over vote counting. Steady turnout in Hawaii, but potential political shifts ahead.
Hawaii — which has four Electoral College votes — has voted blue in the last six presidential elections. The presidential election winner must earn 270 Electoral College votes to assume office. Early voting in Hawaii started on Oct. 22, and polls open at 7 am and close at 7 p.m. local time Tuesday.
Hawaii County Mayor Mitch Roth has raised and spent tens of thousands of dollars more than his opponent, Kimo Alameda, in his bid to win a second term. But so far that’s been noticeably less than at the same point four years ago, when Roth easily beat Ikaika Marzo, a business owner.
Just before statehood in 1959, Hawaii Democrats took control of local government for the first time and have never looked back.
In addition to the Presidential election and other local races in Hawaii, the 2024 General Election includes two statewide ballot amendments and several county ballot questions and amendments.
Voting is a big part of our democracy, and understanding the requirements and process can ensure your voice is heard. Here’s everything you need to know to prepare for the