Who is running?
Review 12 printed choices or tickets across all 4 statewide candidate contests, including the six-way OHA At-Large contest where voters may choose up to three.
Hawaii 2026 public election guide
Compare the candidates and reported campaign money
Compare all 12 printed choices or tickets in Hawaii's four statewide candidate contests. The guide connects the official facsimile ballot with current Campaign Spending Commission records, voting deadlines, two statewide constitutional amendments, and the primary documents behind each claim.
4statewide candidate contests
12printed choices or tickets
13candidate committee reports matched
2statewide constitutional amendments
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The official candidate names appear first. Campaign finance is reported separately and is not an endorsement or prediction.
Governor and Lieutenant GovernorGary Cordery / Daniel AnthonyJosh Green / Derek S.K. KawakamiCompare this raceOffice of Hawaiian Affairs, Maui Resident TrusteeKe'eaumoku KapuCarmen Hulu LindseyCompare this raceOffice of Hawaiian Affairs, Oahu Resident TrusteeKalei AkakaHinaleimoana (Hina) WongCompare this raceOffice of Hawaiian Affairs, At-Large Trustee, vote for up to 3Adrian (Kealii) AkinaIkaika AndersonKanekoa (Koa) CrabbeBrickwood M. GaluteriaKeoni SouzaJohn Waihee IVCompare this race
What did candidates report?
Compare official Hawaii disclosure totals, exact reporting windows, committee identifiers, closing cash, loans, debts, and filing links.
When and how do I vote?
View mail-ballot, registration, voter service center, alternate-address request, return, signature cure, and Election Day deadlines.
How to read the money: Hawaii finance figures reproduce Column B election-period totals from each candidate committee's latest available disclosure report. Closing cash, loans, and debts are as of that report. The report windows differ sharply, and the October 1 First Preliminary General deadline had not passed when this guide was checked, so the figures are not same-window comparisons.
Get ready to vote
November 3, 2026
Ballots should arrive by October 16. Voter service centers are open October 20 through November 3, excluding Sundays. Ballots must reach the County Elections Division by 7 p.m. on November 3.
Guide version: October 1, 2026. Read included and missing coverage.