Hawai‘i General Election results 2026: Latest Hawai‘i County vote totals
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Councilmember, Dist 4
Hawaiian Paradise Park, Hawaiian Beaches, Nānāwale, Leilani Estates & Pohoiki
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2,720 46.1%OHARA, Eileen
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2,683 45.5%ENRIQUEZ, Lloyd K.
Councilmember, Dist 5
Kurtistown, Mountain View, Hawaiian Acres, Ainaloa & Kalapana
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2,621 49.5%RODENHURST, Ikaika
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2,225 42.0%MATSON, Shannon Lopeka
Councilmember, Dist 6
Volcano, Pāhala, Nāʻālehu, Ocean View & South Kona
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2,821 46.3%AKI, Zed Kaapana
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2,734 44.9%ENRIQUES, Guy
1. County Ballot Measure
County Auditor's Power to Employ
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26,888 51.0%YES
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21,117 40.0%NO
State Senator, Dist 2
Puna: Keaʻau, Pāhoa, Hawaiian Paradise Park & Mountain View
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9,196 75.1%SAN BUENAVENTURA, Joy
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2,317 18.9%FOGEL, Frederick F.
State Representative, Dist 2 (Hilo)
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5,725 74.1%KEOHOKAPU LEE LOY, Sue
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1,431 18.5%KENNEALY, Jonathan
State Representative, Dist 3
Keaukaha, Orchidlands, Ainaloa, Hawaiian Acres & Fern Acres
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4,457 77.5%TODD, Christopher L.T.
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915 15.9%MARTIN, Austin
State Representative, Dist 4
Pāhoa, Hawaiian Paradise Park, Hawaiian Beaches, Kalapana & Pohoiki
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4,737 75.4%ILAGAN, Greggor
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1,330 21.2%WITTENHAGEN, Zak
State Representative, Dist 5
Kurtistown, Mountain View, Volcano, Pāhala, Nāʻālehu & Ocean View
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4,875 72.4%KAPELA, Jeanne
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1,608 23.9%MCCORMICK, Dalene
State Representative, Dist 8
Hāwī, Halaʻula, Waimea, Waikoloa & Kawaihae
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4,595 68.9%TARNAS, David A.
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1,893 28.4%PERREIRA, Monique
Governor and Lieutenant Governor
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227,046 73.5%GREEN, Josh KAWAKAMI, Derek S.K.
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75,978 24.6%CORDERY, Gary ANTHONY, Daniel
U.S. Representative, Dist II
Neighbor Islands & Rest of Oʻahu
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108,369 65.2%TOKUDA, Jill N.
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48,764 29.3%AWA, Brenton
At-Large Trustee
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99,821 10.8%ANDERSON, Ikaika
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96,709 10.4%GALUTERIA, Brickwood M.
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96,661 10.4%WAIHEE, John, IV
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96,366 10.4%SOUZA, Keoni
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89,214 9.6%AKINA, Adrian (Kealii)
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75,254 8.1%CRABBE, Kanekoa (Koa)
Maui Resident Trustee
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92,816 30.1%LINDSEY, Carmen Hulu
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82,928 26.9%KAPU, Ke'eaumoku
Oahu Resident Trustee
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118,090 38.2%AKAKA, Kalei
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92,233 29.9%WONG, Hinaleimoana (Hina)
Question #1
Increasing the Timeframe for the Hawaii Senate to Consider and Act on Judicial Appointments.
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182,262 59.0%YES
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101,906 33.0%NO
Question #2
Directing the Hawaii State Legislature to Establish Procedures for Counties to Issue RISE Bonds, Exempt from County Debt Limits.
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195,307 63.2%YES
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88,954 28.8%NO
U.S. Representative, Dist I
Urban Honolulu & Nearby Suburbs
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100,096 70.2%CASE, Ed
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28,685 20.1%LAM, Adriel C.
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4,528 3.2%CONLEY, Jordan S.
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1,780 1.2%BERNING, Nathan M.
State Senator, Dist 9
Hawaiʻi Kai, ʻĀina Haina, Kāhala, Diamond Head & Kaimukī
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11,453 70.2%CHANG, Stanley
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3,915 24.0%CROSWELL, David A.
State Senator, Dist 13
Nuʻuanu, Liliha, Punchbowl, Chinatown & Downtown Honolulu
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7,844 73.5%NAKAMATSU, Tricia Kwai Lin
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2,287 21.4%CHRISTIAN, Wallyn Kanoelani
State Senator, Dist 18 (Vacancy)
Mililani Town, Waipiʻo Gentry, Waikele & Royal Kunia
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6,938 53.3%BASS, Danielle Maliekekai
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5,119 39.4%KITASHIMA, Kelly Puamailani
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239 1.8%HANNA, Max G.
State Senator, Dist 19 (Vacancy)
Pearl City, Waipahu, West Loch, Honouliuli & Hoʻopili
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5,064 66.6%LAMOSAO, Rachele F.
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2,267 29.8%PIERICK, Elijah
State Senator, Dist 20
ʻEwa Beach, Ocean Pointe, ʻEwa by Gentry & Iroquois Point
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4,557 49.5%MCDERMOTT, Bob
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4,429 48.2%OWENS, Markus
State Representative, District 10
Waiehu, Wailuku, Waikapū
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6,110 72.4%MIYAKE, Tyson K.
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1,892 22.4%BUMANGLAG, Travis
State Representative, District 11
Kīhei, Wailea, Mākena
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5,123 68.2%AMATO, Terez (T.Amato)
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2,094 27.9%WALKER, Sheila
State Representative, District 12
Hāli‘imaile, Pukalani, Kula
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6,139 68.2%YAMASHITA, Kyle T.
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2,367 26.3%JOHNSON, Dan
State Representative, District 13
Moloka‘i, Lāna‘i, Kaho‘olawe, parts of East Maui
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4,649 75.6%POEPOE, Mahina
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1,136 18.5%VANDERPOOL, Robin D.
State Representative, District 14
Kahakuloa, Waihe‘e, Lahaina, Ka‘anapali
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2,536 40.8%PATEL, Sne
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2,466 39.7%KIAKONA, Pa'ele
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1,071 17.2%COCHRAN, Elle
State Representative, Dist 16
Wailua, Hanamāʻulu, Līhuʻe & Puhi
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4,704 69.5%EVSLIN, Luke A.
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1,685 24.9%HAZLEBECK, David
State Representative, Dist 17
Niʻihau, Kōloa, Poʻipū, Kalāheo, Hanapēpē, Waimea & Kekaha
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4,584 69.2%MORIKAWA, Daynette (Dee)
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1,513 22.8%CLUETT, Misty
State Representative, Dist 18
Portlock, Hawaiʻi Kai & Kalama Valley
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4,692 51.5%WATARU, James (Jamie)
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4,102 45.0%GEDEON, Joe
State Representative, Dist 20
Diamond Head, Kāhala, Waiʻalae, Kaimukī & Kapahulu
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4,876 69.9%NAKADA GRANDINETTI, Tina
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1,633 23.4%ASING, David
State Representative, Dist 23
Mōʻiliʻili & McCully
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3,556 74.0%OLDS, Ikaika M.
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915 19.0%MUH, Victor
State Representative, Dist 26
Makiki & Punchbowl
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4,100 68.8%ROSS, Ian M.A.
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1,505 25.3%SILVA, Tony
State Representative, Dist 29
Kamehameha Heights, Kalihi Valley & Kalihi
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2,314 70.7%HUSSEY, Ikaika
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826 25.2%ABALOS, Tess
State Representative, Dist 30
Kalihi, Kalihi Kai, Keʻehi Lagoon & Hickam
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1,552 65.7%TEMPLO, Shirley Ann
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742 31.4%YBANEZ, Amanda
State Representative, Dist 31
Fort Shafter Flats, Salt Lake & Pearl Harbor
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3,447 75.0%ICHIYAMA, Linda
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993 21.6%VALDEZ, Nancy
State Representative, Dist 32
Fort Shafter, Moanalua, Āliamanu & Foster Village
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2,704 49.7%AIU, Micah Pookela Kim
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2,554 47.0%SHIMIZU, Garner M.
State Representative, Dist 34
Pearl City, Waiau & Pacific Palisades
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4,463 72.2%TAKAYAMA, Gregg
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1,453 23.5%DUPIO, Gaius, II (Kipi)
State Representative, Dist 39
Royal Kunia, Village Park, Honouliuli, Hoʻopili & Waipahu
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3,419 62.2%ROSENLEE, Corey
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1,908 34.7%DEGRACIA, Daniel (Danny)
State Representative, Dist 40
Lower Village, ʻEwa Beach & Iroquois Point
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2,071 49.2%MARTINEZ, Rose
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2,032 48.3%REYES ODA, Julie
State Representative, Dist 42
Varona Village, ʻEwa, Kapolei & Fernandez Village
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2,058 49.5%PARIS, Anthony Makana
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1,986 47.8%GARCIA, Diamond
State Representative, Dist 43
Kapolei & Makakilo
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1,855 34.8%SOUZA, Kanani
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1,695 31.8%MEDEIROS, Sheila
State Representative, Dist 44
Honokai Hale, Nānākuli & Māʻili
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2,283 65.0%KILA, Darius K.
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1,195 34.0%WEAVER, Charla (Kahealani)
State Representative, Dist 45
Waiʻanae & Mākaha
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1,643 51.8%MURAOKA, Chris
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1,463 46.2%KAOPUA, Kalehua
State Representative, Dist 46
Waipiʻo Acres, Wahiawā, Whitmore Village, Waialua & Mokulēʻia
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3,132 63.4%PERRUSO, Amy A.
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1,658 33.6%GABRIEL, Daniel Michael
State Representative, Dist 47
Haleʻiwa, Waimea, Sunset Beach, Kahuku, Lāʻie & Hauʻula
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2,333 57.5%QUINLAN, Sean
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1,656 40.8%TALAEAI, Mark
State Representative, Dist 49
Kāneʻohe & Maunawili
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5,073 75.7%MATAYOSHI, Scot
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1,441 21.5%RODAS, 'Ale
State Representative, Dist 50
Kailua & Kāneʻohe Bay
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6,689 76.9%LEE, Mike
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1,282 14.7%FITZGERALD, Jesse W.M.
Maui County Mayor
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23,109 53.8%BISSEN, Richard T., Jr.
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18,779 43.7%SUGIMURA, Yuki Lei Kashiwa
Councilmember — East Maui
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21,342 49.7%SINENCI, Shane
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14,126 32.9%CARROLL, Claire Kamalu
Councilmember — West Maui
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25,990 60.5%PALTIN, Tamara Akiko Maile
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10,556 24.6%TILLMAN, Mark
Councilmember — Wailuku-Waihee-Waikapu
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22,607 52.6%MONIZ, Marvin
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13,445 31.3%LINDSEY, Ashley Awakea
Councilmember — Kahului
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19,462 45.3%BATANGAN, Kauanoe
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16,977 39.5%KAMEKONA, Carol Lee
Councilmember — South Maui
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19,857 46.2%KING, Kelly Takaya
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18,375 42.8%COOK, Tom
Councilmember — Makawao-Haiku-Paia
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22,509 52.4%U'U-HODGINS, Nohe
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12,972 30.2%CHUNG, Stevie Kathryn
Councilmember — Upcountry
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25,462 59.3%PAHIA, Bobby
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11,383 26.5%YOKOUCHI, Jon Masaru
Councilmember — Lanai
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28,394 66.1%JOHNSON, Gabe
Councilmember — Molokai
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28,269 65.8%RAWLINS-FERNANDEZ, Keani
Kaua‘i Mayor
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10,859 56.2%RAPOZO, Mel
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7,325 37.9%CARVALHO, Bernard, Jr.
Councilmember
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9,570 7.1%HOLLAND, Fern Anuenue
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9,326 6.9%KANESHIRO, Arryl J.
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9,238 6.8%OZAKI, Todd R.
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8,998 6.7%CORREA, Michelle Kaleiohi
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7,617 5.6%BULOSAN, Addison
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7,058 5.2%SMITH, Dane
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6,760 5.0%APPLEGATE, Paul Noboru
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6,709 5.0%SHIGEMOTO, Taylor H.
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6,174 4.6%DECOSTA, Billy D.
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5,300 3.9%COOTS, Mike
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4,832 3.6%MARTIN, Umi
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4,622 3.4%RAPOZO, Cheree
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3,868 2.9%KAIMINAAUAO, Keola
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3,104 2.3%MATTOS, John H. (Scooby)
Councilmember, Dist IV
Hawaiʻi Kai, ʻĀina Haina, Kāhala, Kaimukī & Waikīkī
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18,552 59.0%OZAWA, Trevor
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9,190 29.2%GREGORY, Tara Malia
Councilmember, Dist VI
Downtown Honolulu, Nuʻuanu, Punchbowl, Liliha & Kalihi Valley
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12,572 65.0%DOS SANTOS-TAM, Tyler
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4,394 22.7%MORIHARA, Corey
Maui: Planning Commission Review of General Plan and Land Use Ordinances
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31,367 73.0%YES
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6,378 14.9%NO
Maui: Standardizing Deadlines for Voter Initiative, Recall, and Charter Amendment
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30,793 71.7%YES
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6,079 14.2%NO
Maui: Computation of Time
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26,845 62.5%YES
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9,765 22.7%NO
Maui: Processing of Claims
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29,594 68.9%YES
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7,081 16.5%NO
Maui: Removing the English Translation of the Hawai'i State Motto
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22,494 52.4%NO
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16,194 37.7%YES
Maui: Emergency Appropriations
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25,870 60.2%YES
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10,926 25.4%NO
Maui: Independent Nomination Board
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17,816 41.5%NO
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17,621 41.0%YES
Maui: Reappointment of Members of the Board of Ethics
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23,468 54.6%YES
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13,802 32.1%NO
Relating to the Planning Commission's Appeals Process
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10,530 54.5%YES
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5,394 27.9%NO
Charter Question #1
Should the Charter require annual funding for a Food Security Fund, without having to simultaneously increase real property tax rates to fund the appropriation, to support programs and grants that provide locally grown or produced food to Oahu residents, as well as non-local food only in an emergency?
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131,200 68.0%YES
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47,263 24.5%NO
Charter Question #2
Should the Charter be amended to replace its preamble with language recognizing the relationship between the people of the City and County of Honolulu and the ʻāina, honoring the wisdom of kūpuna and the legacy of Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole, and affirming commitments to transparent, accountable government and stewardship of natural, civic, and cultural resources?
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109,155 56.5%YES
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63,975 33.1%NO
Charter Question #3
Should an Office of ʻŌiwi Resources and Cultural Stewardship be established within the Office of the Mayor to oversee the management of ʻŌiwi resources within the City, develop related programs, and create a Cultural Advisory Council of kūpuna, cultural practitioners, and community representatives?
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86,089 44.6%YES
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84,532 43.8%NO
Charter Question #4
Should a nine-member LGBTQIA+ Commission be established to advise the Mayor, City Council, and City agencies on matters affecting the LGBTQIA+ community and recommend policies, programs, and legislation promoting social, economic, and political equality?
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107,027 55.4%NO
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68,644 35.6%YES
Charter Question #5
Beginning in 2032, should the City use ranked-choice voting to elect the Mayor, City Council, and Prosecuting Attorney, allowing voters to rank candidates in the order they prefer – 1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc. – in a single November election?
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97,997 50.8%NO
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77,700 40.2%YES
Charter Question #6
Should the Charter be amended to require the Honolulu Police Department to 1. adopt policies to ensure the constitutional rights of all persons regardless of immigration or citizenship status are protected, and 2. assist federal immigration enforcement activities only when required by statute or court order, and after the requesting agency’s identity and authority have been confirmed?
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118,609 61.4%YES
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58,667 30.4%NO
Charter Question #7
Shall the Revised Charter of the City and County of Honolulu be amended to encourage increasing housing availability and preserving available housing as policies for the City and County of Honolulu?
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126,493 65.5%YES
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46,676 24.2%NO
Charter Question #8
Should the Charter be amended to clarify that the Affordable Housing Fund is a revolving fund, with repayments, interest, earnings, proceeds, and other receipts derived from the Fund to be redeposited into the Fund?
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141,100 73.1%YES
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32,202 16.7%NO
Charter Question #9
Should the Charter be amended to no longer require a second public hearing for any transaction related to City real property interests?
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116,627 60.4%NO
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54,425 28.2%YES
Charter Question #10
Should the City be required to prepare and carry out a functional plan for the development of affordable housing?
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140,835 72.9%YES
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35,194 18.2%NO
Charter Question #11
Should the Charter be amended to allow the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund and the Climate Resiliency Fund to award grants to federal income tax-exempt non-profit organizations that provide services that are consistent with each Fund’s purpose?
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119,055 61.7%YES
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53,729 27.8%NO
Charter Question #12
Should the Revised City Charter be amended to allow the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund, Affordable Housing Fund, Climate Resiliency Fund, and other funds established under Section 9-204 to receive funding from federal, state, philanthropic, and other sources?
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135,653 70.3%YES
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37,999 19.7%NO
Charter Question #13
Should the Charter be amended to allow the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund to be used for historic preservation, and to preserve and protect buildings, sites, structures, and objects that have been acquired by the fund; to rename the Fund the Land, Natural Resources, and Historic Preservation Fund, and the advisory commission for the Fund the Land, Natural Resources, and Historic Preservation advisory commission; and to allocate proposal review for Fund use between the advisory commission and the Oʻahu Historic Preservation Commission?
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104,420 54.1%YES
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66,060 34.2%NO
Charter Question #14
Should the Charter be amended to increase the annual appropriation for costs related to operation, maintenance, and management of lands that were acquired using the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund, from 5% of the moneys that were deposited into the Fund in the previous year, to 10%?
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86,676 44.9%YES
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80,549 41.7%NO
Charter Question #15
Should an Office of Data and Innovation be established to use data to improve city services, promote government transparency and civic engagement, ensure that the city uses artificial intelligence responsibly, and protect residents’ digital privacy?
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123,255 63.8%YES
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49,247 25.5%NO
Charter Question #16
Should permanent resident aliens who are residents of the City and County of Honolulu be permitted to serve on City boards and commissions?
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98,997 51.3%NO
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73,653 38.1%YES
Charter Question #17
Should quorum and board action be based on the majority of members eligible to vote, excluding vacancies and non-voting members?
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120,703 62.5%YES
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47,058 24.4%NO
Charter Question #18
Should the First Deputy of the Department of Human Resources be exempt from civil service provisions, like similar roles in other City departments?
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83,171 43.1%NO
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82,313 42.6%YES
Charter Question #19
Should the City Clerk be required to provide technical and secretarial services to the Charter Commission?
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107,417 55.6%YES
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57,200 29.6%NO
Charter Question #20
Should the Charter make a Councilmember, the Mayor, or the Prosecuting Attorney ineligible for election to any City office for two years if impeached, or if the official resigns after an impeachment petition has been filed, consistent with the provision for being recalled from office?
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150,962 78.2%YES
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23,051 11.9%NO
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