It's Time to Vote

Election Day, Nov. 3, is right around the corner. With Hawai‘i’s all-mail election. Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. is the deadline for ballots to be received and counted. If you prefer to vote in person, voter service centers open October 20.

Below is information on casting your ballot in Hawai‘i, other key deadlines and information.
 

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Got Questions?

The state Office of Elections website is elections.hawaii.gov. Their phone number is 808-453-VOTE (8683). You can also contact your county elections divisions.

Honolulu -  elections@honolulu.gov, (808) 768-3800
Hawai’I Island - hiloelec@hawaiicounty.gov, (808) 961-8277
Maui - county.clerk@mauicounty.us, (808) 270-7749
Kaua’i - elections@kauai.gov,  (808) 241-4800
 

Same Day Registration and Voting:

If you go to a voter service center, you can register and once your eligibility is confirmed, vote at the center. You can also register online at https://olvr.hawaii.gov/. The deadline to register online is Oct. 26.

Casting and Returning Your Mail Ballot:

You should have already received your mail ballot if you are registered and your address is correct. You can go online to see a digital voter guide to review statements from candidates and information about ballot questions. Review both sides of the ballot and mark your votes carefully. If you make a mistake, don’t use white out. Contact your county elections division and request a new ballot. Your vote may not count if your ballot is marked incorrectly. Make sure you sign the return envelope. Your signature will be matched with the signature on file. It’s better to return your ballot to a ballot drop box rather than mail it if you return the mail ballot close to Election Day. Ballots that are not received by Nov. 3 at 7 p.m. will not be counted.
 

Voter Service Centers and Voting in Person:

Voter Service Centers open Oct. 20 for in-person and accessible voting. Visit elections.hawaii.gov for operating hours and locations in each county.
 

Track Your Ballot:

You can track your ballot to make sure it is received and will be counted. Sign up at Hawaii.ballottrax.net/voter/ and you can receive text messages to confirm your ballot was received and if you need to take corrective actions to make sure your ballot is counted.