Honolulu Voter Centers Open Until 7 p.m. for Hawaii Primary
Honolulu voters can use two full-time service centers, register the same day and submit ballots as Hawaii’s primary election takes place Saturday.
Honolulu voters can use two full-time service centers, register the same day and submit ballots as Hawaii’s primary election takes place Saturday.
A proposed Hawaiian homelands housing project at Kalaheo Hillside in Kailua is no longer under consideration, the Honolulu City Council said.
Former Honolulu City Council member Trevor Ozawa is challenging Council Chair Tommy Waters for East Honolulu’s District 4 seat in the Aug. 8, 2026 primary.
Hawaii’s mail primary election is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 8, including four nonpartisan City and County of Honolulu Council contests.
East Honolulu voters are included in Hawaii’s Aug. 8, 2026, mail primary, which includes four nonpartisan City and County of Honolulu Council contests.
Hawaii’s 2026 election proclamation schedules a mail-in, nonpartisan primary on Aug. 8 for four Honolulu City Council seats, with possible second elections in November under the stated conditions.
Four candidates are on the ballot for Honolulu City Council District 4’s Aug. 8 nonpartisan primary, with a Nov. 3 second election possible if no candidate wins a majority.
Hawaii’s August 8 primary will include a mail-conducted, nonpartisan first special election for four Honolulu City Council seats. Contests without a majority winner may move to November 3.
The City and County of Honolulu’s official calendar lists a regular Kahaluʻu Neighborhood Board meeting for 6 p.m. Aug. 12. Meeting materials are slated to be available 48 hours beforehand.
A Honolulu judge ruled Council Chair Tommy Waters ineligible for another District 4 term, but ballots listing him were already sent before the Aug. 8 primary.