- By Star-Advertiser staff
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Aug. 13, 2022
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Follow our live blog for updates and live results from today’s Hawaii Primary Election.
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Today’s primary election, with voting closing at 7 p.m., will determine which candidates will face off against one another in the Nov. 8 general election following months of tense and sometimes nasty campaigning just to get to this point.
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Previously, the Office of Elections canceled second shifts of volunteer ballot counters Saturday and again Wednesday at the state Capitol.
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Yes, Hawaii is well into its vote-by-mail conversion, but with Primary Election Day deadlines looming on Saturday, Oahu voters would be wise not to rely on the USPS to get ballots in on time.
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- By Kevin Chang
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Aug. 9, 2022
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The avalanche of advertising this election season, much of it negative, is making many voters hold on to their ballots until the last minute.
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- By Ryan Kalei Tsuji and Yunji de Nies / Special to the Star-Advertiser
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Aug. 8, 2022
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Hawaii Democratic gubernatorial candidate Kai Kahele joined the Honolulu Star-Advertiser’s “Spotlight Hawaii” livestream show today and answered viewer questions.
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A Maui County Charter amendment proposal slated to go before voters on the Nov. 8 general election ballot asks whether the county should establish a “Department of Oiwi Resources” as well as initiate bilingual government operations.
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This time next week, Hawaii voters will be opening their Sunday morning newspapers to the Primary Election results, learning which political-party standard bearers will be vying for the grand-prize offices in November’s General Election.
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For Hawaii, the 2022 election is the second statewide election with all voters mostly going to the mailbox instead of the polls to participate in democracy.
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- By Star-Advertiser staff
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Aug. 7, 2022
The city’s fourth and final in-person voting service center is scheduled to open Monday at the George Fred Wright Wahiawa District Park ahead of the Aug. 13 primary elections.
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State Rep. Patrick Branco is running for Congress as a candidate of fresh ideas, but his most prominent idea is an awful one: using disreputable tactics to solicit outside special interests to attack his opponent, former state Sen. Jill Tokuda.
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Eighteen candidates are vying for six seats in the primary election for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs Board of Trustees, including a retired state senator, a former star University of Hawaii football player and all six incumbents.
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The first full day of mail-in ballot processing began Wednesday at the state Capitol for the first 79,000 Oahu ballots mailed in amid heightened security and scrutiny.
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Arguably, Native Hawaiian interests got more than their usual share of attention from state lawmakers last session.
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The two candidates aired grievances at one another over political action committee advertising and campaign donor contributions.
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It’s that time of year: campaign advertising season, which brings with it those shudder-inducing attack ads that voters say they don’t want to see, but sometimes can’t turn away from.
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Several Native Hawaiian organizations took part Monday in a public promotion to increase voting among Hawaiians.
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The candidates for the Honolulu City Council District 2 seat are focusing on preservation, affordability, public safety and infrastructure.
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