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The voters in his Kalihi state House district — and all of Hawaii — must finally know whether the legislator is a crook.

Sharon Moriwaki beat state Sen. Brickwood Galuteria by 20 percentage points in a district full of high-rise condos.

Still need your political fix? Critical questions will face Hawaii voters in November.

Its super PACs have spent big money in recent elections, but its anointed candidates often lose. The latest example: Colleen Hanabusa.

Meanwhile, a political newcomer emerges in the County Council race on a day when some of the island’s few voters were inspiring.

Most of the leadership lineup is set after the primary, and big challenges lie ahead in dealing with the volcanic eruption.

Two natural disasters and an opponent whose overconfident campaign tried to run out the clock helped the governor secure a second term.

As always, winners and losers came together in the same room just hours after the primary for the biennial Unity Breakfast.

The turnout of 38.6 percent included 179,078 people who voted by mail or at early polling places.

The last of the votes were cast on a sunny Saturday, then candidates and their supporters sweated out the returns through the night.