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2026
Political Signage Prohibited in Certain Areas
Displaying political signage visible from state highways is illegal unless the area falls under the exempted categories laid out in Hawai‘i Revised Statutes.
Big Island Ballots for 2020 Primary in the Mail
A postage stamp is not required when mailing ballots back to Elections Division.
Hawai‘i County Mayoral Forum Set For Thursday
Nā Leo TV is hosting a Big Island mayoral forum on Thursday, July 16.
Political Signage Restricted to Certain Areas, DPW Says
Encroachments in county right of ways have the potential to impair vehicular, bicycle, and pedestrian sight distances.
Drive-Through Voter Registration Available This Week
To register to vote, a person must be at least 18 years of age, a citizen of the United States, and a confirmed resident of Hawai‘i.
Candidate Forums This Week
Virtual forums will be accessible via Facebook on June 23 and June 24.
WCA to Host Candidate Forums For Three Big Island Races
The Waimea Community Association will host virtual candidate forums next week as local primary elections approach.
Mayoral Candidate Forum Announced
The forum will be available on Facebook Live.
Candidate Filing Deadline for 2020 Election Approaches
Potential candidates for public office in Hawai‘i have a little more than one week to decide if they want to run in the 2020 election cycle.
Kim Explains Motivations Behind His Bid For a Fourth Term for Hawai‘i County Mayor
Hawai‘i County Mayor Harry Kim will seek a fourth term, saying he will do it as he’s always done, accepting no more than a $10 donation from any single entity.
Mayor Harry Kim to Seek Reelection
The Primary Election will be held on Aug. 8, 2020.
Hawai‘i Voters Asked to Update Signatures
The 2020 Primary Election will be the first statewide election conducted by mail and no traditional polling places will be opened on Election Day.
COVID-19 Pushes All Primary Voting to Mail-In Ballots
The Democratic Party of Hawai‘i has canceled plans for walk-in voting on April 4, 2020, due to COVID-19.
Mail-In Voting Begins for Democratic Presidential Primary
This year is the first year Hawai‘i’s Presidential primary is being conducted by mail. The change was approved by party members last year.
Democratic Party Delegate Elections Set
It’s election season, and that entails more than just selecting candidates for office.
Fitzgerald to Announce Mayoral Candidacy Saturday
Fitzgerald served as the director of Parks and Recreation under former mayor, Billy Kenoi.
Hawai‘i Democratic Party Announces Ballot
Party also lays out registration guidelines and explains new voting procedures.
Mitch Roth Announces Mayoral Campaign
Roth declared his candidacy to a group of supporters and media Tuesday evening at Liliuokalani Park & Gardens in Hilo.
Dozens Say Vote by Mail Cards Never Came
Questions about flaws in the vote by mail process have prompted disenfranchisement concerns as Hawaii transitions permanently to new voting system.
Voting by Mail to Begin With 2020 Elections
Postcards have been mailed out confirming voter registration and announcing the transition to voting by mail beginning with the 2020 elections.
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