Deadline approaching. If you are away from your Hawaii mailing address, we need to know where to send your ballot. Submit an Absentee Ballot Application by August 3. Applications are available at your nearest library or post office, or ready to print at elections.hawaii.gov.

Check out the Digital Voter Guide to learn more about Hawaii's elections and read statements from your candidates. Find the guide at elections.hawaii.gov.

Got a question? Call us! We have extended phone hours, Monday through Saturday, running through Election Day. Call (808) 453-VOTE (8683) or toll-free 1-800-442-VOTE (8683). Hours of operation: Monday - Friday: 7:45 am to 6:30 pm Saturday: 8:00 am to 4:00 pm

Voter service centers are now open. Your one-stop shop for your last-minute voting needs. Find a location in your area at elections.hawaii.gov.

Learn how your mail ballot is securely processed.

Keep tabs on the status of your ballot. Sign up now for ballot tracking alerts at elections.hawaii.gov. To get started, click 'Sign up for Ballot Notifications'.

It's Election Day! It's not too late to vote if your haven't already. Find a voter service center near you to register and cast your vote in person. Visit elections.hawaii.gov for voter service center locations.

Deadline approaching. Register to vote now and secure your General Election mail ballot. The deadline for first-time voters to submit a paper Voter Registration Application is October 28.

Check out the Digital Voter Guide to view candidate statements and photos, and learn more about the ballot questions. Find the guide at elections.hawaii.gov.

Voter service centers are now open. Your one-stop shop for your last-minute voting needs. Find a location in your area at elections.hawaii.gov.

Keep tabs on the status of your ballot. Sign up now for ballot tracking alerts at elections.hawaii.gov. To get started, click 'Sign up for Ballot Notifications'.

A voter service center is voting location that provides services for your last-minute voter needs. If you need to register to vote or cast your vote in person, the voter service center is for you. Find a location in your area at elections.hawaii.gov.

Hawaii’s meeting of the electors will be livestreamed on our YouTube channel, elections808.

In the last election, Hawaii voters could choose from 8 political parties. For 2026, add your voice to the list! elections.hawaii.gov/voting/politic… Your voice. Your party. Your Hawaii. 🌈🌴

Step into the ring and run for office so voters can choose the contender who'll battle for them. 🕹️ Who's ready to press START? Instructions at elections.hawaii.gov.