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
1
Mon
all-day Voter service centers open
Voter service centers open
Aug 1 all-day
Open voter service centers and same day voter registration for the Primary Election (HRS §§11-15.2 & 11-109)
Aug
3
Wed
4:30 pm Deadline to submit paper Voter R...
Deadline to submit paper Voter R...
Aug 3 @ 4:30 pm
Deadline to submit paper Voter Registration Application for the Primary Election to the County Elections Division. (HRS §11-24). Paper applications must be postmarked to your County Elections Division by this date. After this date, applicants[...]
Aug
6
Sat
4:30 pm Deadline for registered voters t...
Deadline for registered voters t...
Aug 6 @ 4:30 pm
Last day to request an absentee mail ballot for the Primary Election from the Clerk’s Office (HRS §15-4)

Hawaii Votes Program

Hawaii Votes EP. 8 – July 2022

 

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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 ... See MoreSee Less
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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 ... See MoreSee Less
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Have you signed up to receive ballot tracking notifications yet? After returning your ballot, you can get a text, email, or voice call confirming that it was accepted for counting. Sign up at elections.hawaii.gov. #HIVOTEDIf you prefer not to get an alert, you can still use the online tool to confirm that your ballot was accepted. Remember, your ballot must be received by 8/13, 7:00 PM to be counted! #HawaiiVotes BallotTrax ... See MoreSee Less
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If you haven’t received your mail ballot packet by today, check that your ballot was created at elections.hawaii.gov and contact your County Elections Division. After voting, return your ballot by mail or at a ballot drop box. Don’t delay! Your voted ballot must be received by your County Elections Division by 7:00 PM on 8/13. #HawaiiVotes ... See MoreSee Less
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Informed delivery by US Postal Service is another resource voters can use to see that their mail ballot is about to be delivered. Sign up at usps.gov. #HawaiiVotes ... See MoreSee Less
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