2026 Election Resources for Hawaii Voters

July 20, 2026

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TIME LEFT UNTIL THE PRIMARY ELECTION – AUGUST 8, 2026

FIVE STEPS TO RESPONSIBLE VOTING

STEP ONE – PRAYER

Everything begins with prayer. Download this free guide from our community partner, Christians Engaged.

CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE PLEDGE TO PRAY, VOTE & ENGAGE

STEP TWO – WATCH

The next thing is to make sure that you are registered and your voter registration is up to date. You can click this link to make sure. Once you are CONFIRMED as a registered voter, and your information is correct, you can review your registration and voter information.

Track your Hawaii Ballot and
Verify Voter Information

STEP THREE – LEARN

Read the party platforms so you know what your party/candidate lists as policy priorities.

Hawaii Democratic Platform

Hawaii Republican Platform

Hawaii Libertarian Platform

STEP FOUR – EDUCATE

Educate yourself on the positions of the candidates. You want to do as much as you can to consider their PRINCIPLES, POLICY and PLANS.

POLICY is what they have done in office (if they have already served) and PLANS are what they tell you they will do.

The Primary Election Voter Guide for 2026 is now available!

2026 Primary Election Voter Guide

Ballot & Charter Questions – 2026

Legislative Voting Records

Campaign Spending Reports

STEP FIVE – ENGAGE

Now that you have prayed, completed your research, and done your best to make the selection you feel will help create a better Hawaii and United States, it’s time to vote. Make sure you have signed the ballot or taken the step of going to vote in person to conclude your responsibility.

IMPORTANT: Sign your ballot return envelope. Your signature is required for your ballot to be accepted.

Return your ballot as soon as possible. Ballots must be received, not postmarked, by 7:00 PM on August 8, 2026. Ballots received after the deadline cannot be counted.

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2026 Election Resources for Hawaii Voters

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