Ballots have arrived! Here is a helpful guide to voting in Hawaiʻi
Ballots have arrived! Here is a helpful guide to voting in Hawaiʻi
☐ Confirm your voter registration and sign up for ballot tracking:
https://hawaii.ballottrax.net/voter/
☐ View your ballot and digital voter guide:
https://olvr.hawaii.gov/altballotsearch3.aspx
☐ Receive your ballot and vote by mail.
On the front page, it will contain the federal, state races and county races.
On the back page, there are constitution and charter amendments to vote for.
Please read the instructions as some races allow for only one (1) vote, and some for more than one (1) vote.
When you are done voting, put the ballot into the secrecy sleeve and outer envelope. Be sure to sign the back of the envelope.
Mail your ballot in ASAP and no later than Oct 31. There are also ballot drop boxes located all around the islands that you can use through election day. Even so, you should not wait to return your ballot, as you should allow some time for the county clerk to verify your signature. If for some reason your signature is not accepted, they can contact you to let you know and allow you to cast your vote in person on time.
☐ Vote in person
Voting in person is still available if you prefer or if you damage or lose your ballot. Hawaii has same-day voter registration available at all voter service centers. Voting in person will invalidate any mailed ballot and it will not be counted.
The primary election is on November 5, 2024. After the last voter service center closes, results will be released and published on elections.hawaii.gov.
Here is a link to the voting service centers and ballot drop boxes on all islands : https://elections.hawaii.gov/voter-service-centers-and-places-of-deposit/
Here are the resources for those who may need assistance in voting : https://elections.hawaii.gov/voting/voters-requiring-assistance/
