Voter Toolkit
Where To Start?
The  website is the best place to find any information you need about the elections including .
Find Your District
This map from the state Office of Elections shows the congressional, senatorial, representative, and council district boundaries for the . Election maps for , , are also available on their .
All-Mail Voting
Hawaii implemented a statewide mail-in balloting system in 2020. All registered voters will receive their election ballots by mail.
Voters can still vote in person, if they choose. There will be dozens of and places of deposit around the state to provide accessible in-person voting, same-day voter registration and collection of voted ballots. The centers will be open 10 days before the primary.
Voted ballots must be received by County Elections Divisions by 7 pm on election day to be counted.
This map from the state Office of Elections shows the locations of voting centers and drop boxes.
Voter Education And Turnout
Get information and help from these organizations:
Campaign Finance Resources
Both the  and the impose contribution limits when giving directly to candidates. You can follow the money yourself on a number of online campaign and political sites:
- Federal candidates and committees
- State candidates and committees
- Civil Beat Databases
- 2022 Maui Mayoral Race Campaign Contributions
Elections Offices Statewide
These offices oversee the elections in Hawaii:
Political Parties
