by Sandrine | Mar 21, 2026
When you vote in Hawaiʻi, your ballot reflects three distinct levels of government: federal (United States), state (Hawaiʻi), and local (county). Each level handles different issues, and each has its own elected officials. Here’s a quick breakdown. Federal...
by Sandrine | Mar 21, 2026
Two elections, two different purposes In most of the United States, including Hawaiʻi, elections follow a two-step process: a primary in the summer and a general election in November. In the primary, voters declare their party and within each party, voters choose...
by Sandrine | Mar 21, 2026
Hawaiʻi makes voting easier than almost any other state. Once you’re registered, your ballot comes to you automatically — no need to request it, find a polling place, or take time off work to stand in line. Here’s everything you need to know. Step 1:...
by Sandrine | Mar 3, 2026
Your vote is one of the most direct ways to shape the issues that matter to your community. If you’re not yet registered, here’s what you need to know. Quick link: register here Are you eligible to vote in Hawaiʻi? To register , you must be: A U.S. citizen...
