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Big Island Election 2026

Know where your vote goes: Sign up today to track your ballot

October 2, 2024, 5:00 AM HST
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If you want the peace of mind to know your ballot is on its way and your vote gets to where it’s supposed to in order to be counted in the upcoming Nov. 5 general election, the state Office of Elections has the perfect solution.

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Hawai‘i voters can enroll for ballot notifications ahead of the Nov. 5 general election.

Voters who sign-up will be notified about the status of their mail ballot every step of the way.

“We encourage all voters to sign up for ballot notifications,” said Hawai‘i Chief Election Officer Scott Nago. “This will let voters know when to expect their mail ballot packet to be delivered, as well if their voted ballot has been received and accepted for counting.”

Voters have the option to receive alerts by text, email or a phone message.

They will also be notified when their ballot was mailed and arrived in their mailbox. Reminders will even be sent to return their ballot as the voting deadline approaches or if there is an issue with their return envelope.

Those who choose not to sign up for notifications can still track their ballot online or by contacting their county elections division.

Hawai‘i voters can expect to receive their 2024 general election ballot in the mail the week of Oct. 18.

For all official election information, click here or call 808-453-VOTE (8683).

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