This chart contains the official results of Hawaii’s voting in yesterday’s general election.
Designates the winner.
Incumbents are designated by *.
Democrat PRESIDENT &
VICE PRESIDENT
Green
Ralph Nader & Winona LaDuke . . . 10,386
Libertarian
Natural Law
Reform
Republican
Taxpayers
U.S. HOUSE
Democrat 1st DISTRICT
Urban Oahu
Natural Law
Nonpartisan
Republican
Democrat 2nd DISTRICT
Rural Oahu, Neighbor Islands
Libertarian
Natural Law
Nonpartisan
Republican
STATE SENATE
Democrat 2nd DISTRICT
South Hilo, Puna
Republican
Democrat 3rd DISTRICT
Kau, Kona
Republican
Democrat 8th DISTRICT
Kalama Valley, Aina Haina
Republican
Democrat 9th DISTRICT
Waialae, Palolo
Republican
Democrat 11th DISTRICT
Manoa, McCully
Republican
Democrat 12th DISTRICT
Tantalus-Makiki
Libertarian
Democrat 14th DISTRICT
Palama, Alewa Heights
Republican
Democrat 20th DISTRICT
Ewa Beach, Makakilo
Republican
Democrat 24th DISTRICT
Kaneohe, Enchanted Lake
Republican
Democrat 25th DISTRICT
Kailua, Waimanalo
Republican
STATE HOUSE
Democrat 1st DISTRICT
N. Hamakua, N. Hilo, N. Kohala
Republican
Democrat 2nd DISTRICT
South Hilo
Republican
Democrat 3rd DISTRICT
South Hilo, Puna
Republican
Democrat 4th DISTRICT
Kau, Puna
Republican
Democrat 5th DISTRICT
South Kona, North Kona
Republican
Democrat 6th DISTRICT
South Kohala, North Kona
Republican
Democrat 7th DISTRICT
Lahaina, Olowalu, Mala, Kaanapali, Molokai, Lanai
Republican
Democrat 8th DISTRICT
Maalaea, Waiehu, Waihee, Honolua, Kapalua, Wailuku
Republican
Democrat 9th DISTRICT
Kahului, Wailuku, Waikapu
Republican
Democrat 10th DISTRICT
Puunene, Paia, Haliimaile, Makawao, Pukalani, Olinda, Kula
Republican
Democrat 11th DISTRICT
Makena, Ulupalakua, Kula, Kihei
Republican
Democrat 15th DISTRICT
Kalama Valley, Hawaii Kai, Portlock
Republican
Democrat 16th DISTRICT
Mariners Ridge, Hahaione Valley, Kuliouou, Niu Valley, Hawaii Loa Ridge, Aina Haina
Republican
Democrat 17th DISTRICT
Waialae Iki, Waialae Nui, Kahala, Wilhelmina Rise
Republican
Democrat 18th DISTRICT
Palolo Valley, St. Louis Heights, Kaimuki
Republican
Democrat 19th DISTRICT
Diamond Head, Kaimuki, Kapahulu, Waikiki
Natural Law
Republican
Democrat 21st DISTRICT
Waikiki, Ala Wai
Libertarian
Republican
Democrat 23rd DISTRICT
Manoa
Republican
Democrat 24th DISTRICT, Makiki, Tantalus, Manoa
Republican
Democrat 25th DISTRICT
Kakaako, Downtown, Ala Moana
Republican
Democrat 26th DISTRICT
Nuuanu, Dowsett Highlands, Pacific Heights, Punchbowl, Pauoa
Republican
Democrat 27th DISTRICT
Alewa Heights, Kapalama Heights, Liliha, Nuuanu, Puunui
Republican
Democrat 29th DISTRICT
Moanalua, Fort Shafter, Kalihi Waena, Kapalama
Republican
Democrat 32nd DISTRICT
Aliamanu, Hickam, Foster Village, Halawa Valley, Aiea
Republican
Democrat 33rd DISTRICT
Red Hill, Halawa Heights, Pearlridge, Aiea
Republican
Democrat 34th DISTRICT
Waimalu, Waiau, Royal Summit, Newtown
Republican
Democrat 36th DISTRICT
Pearl City, Waipahu
Republican
Democrat 38th DISTRICT
Waipio, Mililani
Republican
Democrat 39th DISTRICT
Wheeler Air Force Base, Mililani
Republican
Democrat 42nd DISTRICT
Kunia, Makakilo, Ewa, Waipahu
Republican
Democrat 43rd DISTRICT
Barbers Point, Nanakuli, Maili, Waianae
Republican
Democrat 44th DISTRICT
Makaha, Waianae
Republican
Democrat 45th DISTRICT
Schofield, Mokuleia, Waialua, Haleiwa, Sunset Beach, Kahuku
Republican
Democrat 46th DISTRICT
Laie, Hauula, Punaluu, Waikane, Waiahole, Kahaluu, Ahuimanu Makai, Heeia Kea
Republican
Democrat 47th DISTRICT
Kahaluu, Ahuimanu, Heeia, Kaneohe
Green Party
Republican
Democrat 48th DISTRICT
Kaneohe
Republican
Democrat 49th DISTRICT
Kailua, Kaneohe Bay Drive
Republican
Democrat 50th DISTRICT
Maunawili, Pohakupu, Kailua, Enchanted Lake, Kaneohe
Republican
Democrat 51st DISTRICT
Waimanalo, Keolu Hills, Lanikai, Kailua, Enchanted Lake
Republican
Nonpartisan MAYOR
HONOLULU COUNTY
Prosecuting Attorney
Nonpartisan
Democrat MAYOR
HAWAII COUNTY
Green
Libertarian
Nonpartisan
Republican
HAWAII COUNTY COUNCIL
Democrat 1st DISTRICT
Hamakua coast
Republican
Democrat 2nd DISTRICT
Downtown Hilo, Kaumana
Republican
Democrat 3rd DISTRICT
Upper Waiakea
Republican
Democrat 4th DISTRICT
Lower Waiakea, Keaukaha
Green
Republican
Democrat 5th DISTRICT
Lower Puna
Green
Libertarian
Republican
Democrat 6th DISTRICT
Upper Puna, Kau, Southern Kona
Green
Republican
Democrat 7th DISTRICT
Central Kona
Republican
Democrat 8th DISTRICT
Northern Kona
Natural Law
Republican
Nonpartisan 9th DISTRICT
North and South Kohala
Republican
MAUI COUNTY COUNCIL
Democrat East Maui (1)
Republican
Democrat Wailuku, Waihee, Waikapu (1)
Republican
Democrat Kahului (1)
Republican
Democrat South Maui (1)
Green
Republican
Democrat Makawao, Haiku, Paia (1)
Republican
Democrat Upcountry (1)
Republican
KAUAI COUNTY COUNCIL
At Large (7)
Democrat
Republican
STATE SCHOOL BOARD
Hawaii (1)
At Large (3)
Leeward (1)
Honolulu (1)
OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS
At Large (1)
Hawaii (1)
Kauai (1)
Molokai (1)
1. Shall the Revised City Charter be amended to establish a Fire Commission with the responsibility of appointing and removing the Fire Chief and performing other duties concerning the Fire Department? CHARTER AMENDMENTS
Honolulu
2. Shall the Revised City Charter be amended to provide for Council confirmation of the mayoral appointments of Director of Wastewater Management and Director of Human Resources and to clarify that the Director of Human Resources shall be appointed and may be removed by the Mayor?
3. Shall the Revised City Charter be amended to change the name of the Department of Human Resources to the Department of Community and Social Resources to more accurately describe the programs and services of the department?
4. Shall the Revised City Charter be amended to prohibit a City officer, under certain situations, from: (1) advocating the appointment or promotion of the officer's relative to a City position; or (2) Appointing or promoting the officer's relative to a city position.
5. Shall the Revised City Charter be amended to provide that the Executive Secretary to the Neighborhood Commission be appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Council, and may be removed by the Mayor?
6. Shall the Revised City Charter be amended to provide the board or commission members may be removed from office pursuant to City policies and procedures established by ordinance?
7. Shall the Revised City Charter be amended to make the provisions of the Charter relating to City "officers," including the City's ethical standards of conduct, apply to City Prosecutor as they currently apply to the City's other elected officials, the Mayor and City Councilmembers?
8. Shall the Revised City Charter be amended to dissolve the Public Transit Authority, transfer its powers and duties to the Department of Transportation Services, create a Transportation Commission to review and make recommendations on certain activities of the Department and its Director, and make conforming amendments?
1. Should councilmembers' terms be limited so their terms may not exceed four consecutive two-year terms? Hawaii
2. Should we repeal the provision that creates a vacancy when an elected official runs for another elective office, during their own term of office, and replace it with a provision that creates a vacancy if the term of the office sought overlaps the term of the office held?
1. Shall Chapters 5 and 8 of Article 8 of the Revised Charter of the County of Maui (1983) be amended to transfer the Board of Variances and Appeals and the responsibility for administering zoning ordinances from Department of Public Works and Waste Management, to Department of Planning? Maui
2. Shall Section 8-5.4 of the Revised Charter of the County of Maui (1983) be amended to repeal the Board of Variances and Appeals' authority to hear and determine variances from the general plan, so that only the County Council may determine changes to the general plan?
1. Effective 1998 shall Council members be elected by districts, with one member residing in and elected from each of five districts which shall be established by an apportionment commission to be appointed in 1997, and two members elected at-large, and shall 2001 and every tenth year thereafter be apportionment year? Kauai
2. Shall the term of office for Council members be extended from two to four years and be limited to two consecutive elected four-year terms, beginning with the 1998 election?
3. Shall the maximum amount for purchasing goods and services without advertising but with other competitive bidding requirements imposed by State law, be increased from $4,000 to the bidding thresholds established by State law; shall the amounts for informal bid purchases be changed from between $1,500 and $4,000 to the State's established thresholds for informal bid purchases; and shall the Council have the authority to enact competitive bidding thresholds lower than the bidding thresholds established by State law?
4. Shall elections for the office of Mayor, Prosecuting Attorney, and Council members be conducted on a non-partisan basis?
5. Shall the Charter be amended to clearly declare the intent that the Council has no authority either to expend or administer grant moneys?
6. Shall the requirements that six of the seven members of the Planning Commission be only composed of persons who have knowledge and awareness of environmental, business, and labor concerns be deleted?
7. Shall the Cost Control Commission prepare and advertise a written annual report summarizing its recommendations, and shall the Mayor submit to the Council for its immediate consideration all ordinances proposed by the Commission?
8. Shall non-substantive amendments to the Charter be proposed in ordinance form by the County Attorney?
9. Shall amendments to the adopted budget ordinance be made by following the procedures established for enacting the budget ordinance?
10. Shall the Planning Director be added as a voting member of the Board of Water Supply, shall the State District Engineer of the Department of Transportation, the County Engineer, and the Planning Director be prohibited from serving as chair and vice-chair of the Board, and shall the Board be required to hold at least one, instead of two, meetings per month?
Shall there be a convention to propose a revision of or amendments to the Constitution? STATE CONSTITUTION
1. Shall the State Constitution be amended to authorize the use of revenue bonds to finance a loan program to make loans to state property insurance programs that provide hurricane insurance coverage to the public?
2. Shall the State be allowed to appropriate the funds of the state educational facilities improvement special fund for periods beyond three years to allow for acquisition or construction of public school facilities?
3. Should the exception that permanently prevents the lapsing of unencumbered general obligation bond funds which are deemed necessary by the Legislature to qualify for federal aid financing and reimbursement be removed from the provision that requires the lapsing of unencumbered funds at the end of each fiscal period?