Election

With only one week left before a significant portion of funding evaporates, along with a daily bill of $80,000 to handle the logistics of mainland travel and testing, Roth faces a pivotal moment early in his tenure as mayor.

Former Big Island Mayor William P. Kenoi will offer the keynote address.

Joe Biden will be the next president of the United States. 

Wednesday has been a moving day for presidential challenger Joe Biden, who according to several official counts now stands one state away from claiming the United States presidency.

Former Vice President Joe Biden drubbed incumbent Donald Trump in Hawai‘i’s General Election, earning the state’s four electoral votes.

Early results showed most incumbents for Hawai‘i County’s leadership positions in the House of Representatives would keep their seats.

Two Hawai‘i County Council seats were to be decided by the general election. As of late Tuesday night, one was in the books while another was still being decided.

There’s a new man in charge on the Big Island. 

Initial election results for the state were delayed several hours due to huge voter turnout to the polls on Election Day with final ballots being cast on O‘ahu after 11 p.m.

Adding to Hawai‘i’s timing issues appears to be the factor of voter turnout at polling places, where long lines persisted beyond 7 p.m. Tuesday evening. 

Places of Deposit will be available to all voters beginning Oct. 14, 2020, up to 7 p.m. on Nov. 3, General Election Day.

The Postal Service also recommends that voters mail their ballots at least one week prior to their states’ due dates to allow for timely receipt by election officials.

Women stole the show in West Hawai‘i Primary Elections Saturday night.

Hawai‘i voted Saturday — or several days before via mail-in balloting, the state’s first such endeavor — for statewide and county offices in the 2020 Primary Elections.

Hawai‘i County will welcome in a new mayor in the upcoming term. 

Election Day in Hawai‘i is fast approaching, and several options remain for those who have yet to cast and submit their ballots. 

Displaying political signage visible from state highways is illegal unless the area falls under the exempted categories laid out in Hawai‘i Revised Statutes.

A postage stamp is not required when mailing ballots back to Elections Division.

Nā Leo TV is hosting a Big Island mayoral forum on Thursday, July 16.

Encroachments in county right of ways have the potential to impair vehicular, bicycle, and pedestrian sight distances.