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Paper Voter Registration Applications must be submitted to your County Elections Division by 4:30 PM on the tenth day before each election. General Election: October 26, 2026. Note: the two printed dates conflict. The tenth day before November 3, 2026 is October 24, 2026, not October 26. Confirm the deadline with the Office of Elections before relying on it.
Official page ↗ · ReadPaper Voter Registration Applications must be submitted to your County Elections Division by 4:30 PM on the tenth day before each election. General Election: October 26, 2026. Note: the two printed dates conflict. The tenth day before November 3, 2026 is October 24, 2026, not October 26. Confirm the deadline with the Office of Elections before relying on it. Voters may register online at any time or in-person at a voter service center.
Official page ↗ · ReadOpen 10 business days prior to the election offering accessible voting, in person voting and same day registration. General: October 20 - November 3, 2026 (Excluding Sundays)
Official page ↗ · ReadGeneral: October 20 - November 3, 2026 (Excluding Sundays)
Official page ↗ · ReadOctober 20, 2026, through November 2, 2026 Monday through Saturday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. November 3, 2026 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Official page ↗ · ReadOctober 27, 2026, through October 31, 2026 Tuesday through Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Official page ↗ · ReadVoters who are away from their Hawaii residence during the election may submit an Absentee Ballot Application to have their ballot mailed to an alternate mailing address for the primary election, general election, or both. Completed applications must be submitted to the voter's County Elections Division at least seven (7) days prior to the election. General Election: October 27, 2026
Official page ↗ · ReadYou may return your voted ballot by mail or in person at a designated place of deposit within your county. Voted ballots must be received by your County Elections Division by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day.
ReadBallot Drop Boxes are established for voters to drop off their voted mail ballot packet to be collected by the County Elections Division.
Official page ↗ · ReadDeadline to request a ballot be sent to an alternate address General: October 27, 2026
ReadOpen daily in accordance with park hours from October 14, 2026, through 7:00 p.m. on November 3, 2026
Official page ↗ · ReadElection Day – 7:00 am to 7:00 pm (Honolulu Hale and Kapolei Hale)
Official page ↗ · ReadSample ballot · General election · Nov. 3, 2026
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U.S. House District I and District II, from the state 2026 Candidate Report (candidates with status In General). The report does not say it is certified.
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Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustees, from the state 2026 Candidate Report (candidates with status In General). The report does not say it is certified.
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State Senate and State House races are not listed here. The state 2026 Candidate Report lists them by district.
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Both proposed amendments to the Hawaii State Constitution on the 2026 ballot, from the state page.
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General election day, registration, absentee, mail arrival and voter service center dates are printed on the state pages.
They answer different questions and are kept apart. Full method: Methodology.
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Increasing the Timeframe for the Hawaii Senate to Consider and Act on Judicial Appointments
Shall the Constitution of the State of Hawaii be amended to allow the Senate more time to consider and act on the appointments of justices and judges, by increasing the timeframe from thirty days to sixty days for appointments made between April 1 and December 31 when the senate is not in regular session or is about to adjourn the regular session?
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Directing the Hawaii State Legislature to Establish Procedures for Counties to Issue RISE Bonds, Exempt from County Debt Limits
Shall the Hawaii State Constitution be amended to direct the legislature to authorize the counties to issue resilient infrastructure for shelter and equity bonds to fund public improvements in designated districts, repaid solely by future growth in property tax revenues within those districts, not by increasing real property tax rates, where such bonds are excluded from the counties’ debt limit and are subject to accountability and oversight requirements as may be provided by law?
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Food Security Fund
Should the Charter require annual funding for a Food Security Fund, without having to simultaneously increase real property tax rates to fund the appropriation, to support programs and grants that provide locally grown or produced food to Oahu residents, as well as non-local food only in an emergency?
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Charter preamble
Should the Charter be amended to replace its preamble with language recognizing the relationship between the people of the City and County of Honolulu and the ina, honoring the wisdom of kpuna and the legacy of Prince Jonah Khi Kalanianaole, and affirming commitments to transparent, accountable government and stewardship of natural, civic, and cultural resources?
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Office of iwi Resources and Cultural Stewardship
Should an Office of iwi Resources and Cultural Stewardship be established within the Office of the Mayor to oversee the management of iwi resources within the City, develop related programs, and create a Cultural Advisory Council of kpuna, cultural practitioners, and community representatives?
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LGBTQIA+ Commission
Should a nine-member LGBTQIA+ Commission be established to advise the Mayor, City Council, and City agencies on matters affecting the LGBTQIA+ community and recommend policies, programs, and legislation promoting social, economic, and political equality?
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Ranked-choice voting beginning 2032
Beginning in 2032, should the City use ranked-choice voting to elect the Mayor, City Council, and Prosecuting Attorney, allowing voters to rank candidates in the order they prefer (1st, 2nd, 3rd, etc.) in a single November election?
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Honolulu Police Department policies
Should the Charter be amended to require the Honolulu Police Department to 1) adopt policies to ensure the constitutional rights of all persons regardless of immigration or citizenship status are protected, and 2) assist federal immigration enforcement activities only when required by statute or court order, and after the requesting agency's identity and authority have been confirmed?
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Housing availability
Shall the Revised Charter of the City and County of Honolulu be amended to encourage increasing housing availability and preserving available housing as policies for the City and County of Honolulu?
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Affordable Housing Fund as a revolving fund
Should the Charter be amended to clarify that the Affordable Housing Fund is a revolving fund, with repayments, interest, earnings, proceeds, and other receipts derived from the Fund to be redeposited into the Fund?
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Second public hearing for City real property transactions
Should the Charter be amended to no longer require a second public hearing for any transaction related to City real property interests?
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Functional plan for affordable housing
Should the City be required to prepare and carry out a functional plan for the development of affordable housing?
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Grants by the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund and Climate Resiliency Fund
Should the Charter be amended to allow the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund and the Climate Resiliency Fund to award grants to federal income tax-exempt non-profit organizations that provide services that are consistent with each Fund's purpose?
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Funding sources for City special funds
Should the Revised City Charter be amended to allow the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund, Affordable Housing Fund, Climate Resiliency Fund, and other funds established under Section 9-204 to receive funding from federal, state, philanthropic, and other sources?
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Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund uses
Should the Charter be amended to allow the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund to be used for historic preservation, and to preserve and protect buildings, sites, structures, and objects that have been acquired by the fund; to rename the Fund the Land, Natural Resources, and Historic Preservation Fund, and the advisory commission for the Fund the Land, Natural Resources, and Historic Preservation advisory commission; and to allocate proposal review for Fund use between the advisory commission and the Oahu Historic Preservation Commission?
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Annual appropriation for managed lands
Should the Charter be amended to increase the annual appropriation for costs related to operation, maintenance, and management of lands that were acquired using the Clean Water and Natural Lands Fund, from 5% of the moneys that were deposited into the Fund in the previous year, to 10%?
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Office of Data and Innovation
Should an Office of Data and Innovation be established to use data to improve city services, promote government transparency and civic engagement, ensure that the city uses artificial intelligence responsibly, and protect residents' digital privacy?
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Permanent resident aliens on City boards and commissions
Should permanent resident aliens who are residents of the City and County of Honolulu be permitted to serve on City boards and commissions?
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Quorum and board action
Should quorum and board action be based on the majority of members eligible to vote, excluding vacancies and non-voting members?
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First Deputy of the Department of Human Resources
Should the First Deputy of the Department of Human Resources be exempt from civil service provisions, like similar roles in other City departments?
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City Clerk services to the Charter Commission
Should the City Clerk be required to provide technical and secretarial services to the Charter Commission?
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Ineligibility for City office after impeachment
Should the Charter make a Councilmember, the Mayor, or the Prosecuting Attorney ineligible for election to any City office for two years if impeached, or if the official resigns after an impeachment petition has been filed, consistent with the provision for being recalled from office?
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Voter service center and ballot drop box locations are listed by county on the state page, not here. Use the link to find yours.
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Council seats on the November 3 ballot: District IV and District VI. The state candidate report lists District II and District VIII as elected after the primary, so they have no November race. The Honolulu candidate list is labeled uncertified.
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All 20 charter amendment questions are listed from the English 2026 Charter Ballot Questions PDF. The Honolulu page does not say the text is certified.
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Election day, registration, absentee, mail ballot and voter service center dates from the state Office of Elections 2026 dates list.
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Four Oahu voter service centers from the state Office of Elections list. The state page does not say it is final.
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All active registered voters automatically receive their ballot by mail. Voters use voter service centers and places of deposit.
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