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Congratulations #futureHIvoters! #classof2021![]()
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From recent graduate to new voter – Hawaii’s young adults can pre-#registertovote and automatically receive a ballot for every election after turning 18. Get #VoteReady at elections.hawaii.gov![]()
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#linkinbio #HawaiiVotes #Elections2022
Did you vote by mail or in-person? #HIVOTED![]()
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#HawaiiVotes by mail and each election you will receive your ballot about 18 days before Election Day. #Registertovote or update your voter registration to make sure you receive a ballot. It’s never too soon to prepare for the next election!![]()
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2022 Primary Election Day: August 13![]()
2022 General Election Day: November 8![]()
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Learn more about voting in Hawaii at elections.hawaii.gov #linkinbio
A new political party can form starting March 4. Groups collect signatures from voters as a show of support among the community. The petition must be filed with the Office by February 24, 2022, with 832 valid signatures of registered #hawaii voters. Qualified political parties can field candidates to appear on the 2022 Election ballot. ![]()
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Did you know Hawaii voters do not indicate their political affiliation when they #RegisterToVote? Instead, voters can choose to become a member by registering with the political party directly.![]()
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To form a political party, contact the Office of Elections and learn more at elections.hawaii.gov/political-parties/qualification/
We are one year out from opening candidate filing for the 2022 Elections! Beginning February 1, 2022, candidates can submit an application to receive a nomination paper. Candidates ask voters of their district to sign their nomination paper indicating a modicum of support for their election.![]()
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Find the contests up for election, as a candidate or on your #2022election ballots at elections.hawaii.gov #LinkInBio #HawaiiVotes