

Aloha from the Office of Elections!
Our Mission:
To provide secure, accessible, and convenient election services to all citizens statewide.
2022 Elections
Primary: Saturday, August 13, 2022
Voters receive their ballots in the mail for the Primary Election by July 26, 2022
General: Tuesday, November 8, 2022
Voters receive their ballots in the mail for the General Election by October 21, 2022
Proclamation
2022 PROCLAMATION
OHA HAWAII RESIDENT TRUSTEE PROCLAMATION
2022 Election Calendar
Aug
13
Sat
all-day
Voter service centers and places...
Voter service centers and places...
Aug 13 all-day
Voter service centers and places of deposit close. Voted ballots must be received by the Clerk’s Office by 7:00 pm. (HRS §§11-104 & 11-131)
Aug
25
Thu
4:30 pm
Deadline to submit ballot questions
Deadline to submit ballot questions
Aug 25 @ 4:30 pm
Submit Constitutional Amendment questions, County Charter Amendment questions, and County Initiative questions to the Office of Elections (HRS §11-119)
Hawaii Votes Program
Hawaii Votes EP. 8 – July 2022
Connect with Us
19 hours ago
Check that your ballot has been accepted and get your digital #HiVOTED sticker at elections.hawaii.gov #HawaiiVotes
3 days ago
Don’t delay, vote today!![]()
Drop off your ballot at a ballot drop box or vote in-person at a voter service center. Find a location in your community or on your commute at elections.hawaii.gov. #HawaiiVotes #HiVOTED
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6 days ago
If you aren’t registered to vote yet, visit a voter service center to ensure you are able to cast your ballot. After registering, you will automatically receive a ballot in the mail for future elections.![]()
To find a voter service center, visit elections.hawaii.gov. #HawaiiVotes
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1 week ago
Voter service centers are opening starting today for accessible in-person voting and voter registration services. For dates, hours, and locations visit elections.hawaii.gov #HawaiiVotes
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2 weeks ago
Here are some helpful tips about voting by mail from students of Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School. If you haven’t received your mail ballot packet yet, contact your County Elections Division #HawaiiVotes
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Voting by Mail - Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle
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