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Full District by District Results: Djou wins 5 Districts, Aiona wins one
By Andrew Walden @ 12:33 PM :: 7131 Views :: Energy, Environment

by Andrew Walden

District by District analysis of the 2010 Gubernatorial Election results shows that the Republican candidate won outright in only one House District HD40 Kapolei.  Aiona effectively tied Abercrombie, losing by only a handful of votes each in HD 46 Schofield-N Shore and HD43 Ewa Beach.  These totals are provisional and may be altered by the inclusion of overseas ballots in the final voting result. 

For the most part, the districts which delivered the smallest margin of victory to Lingle in her 2006 sweep of every house district in the state delivered the smallest percentages to Aiona in 2010.  Abercrombie thus joins the long list of Democrat governors who have been unable to achieve the statewide unity about which they speak so volubly.  (LINK: 2006 Election Results by House District

MAP and numbers: Djou wins five districts in Ewa Beach, Mililani, East Oahu

County Gubernatorial Results:

  • Honolulu:  Abercrombie 56.6 – 42.3
  • Hawaii:  Abercrombie 61.4 – 36.8
  • Maui:  Abercrombie 60.3 –37.9
  • Kauai:  Abercrombie 58.9 – 38.9

 

Absentee: Abercrombie 58.8%

Election Day: Abercrombie 58%

 

District Results:

District County Community Abercrombie Aiona
5 Hawaii Puna, Kau, S. Kona, N. Kona 67.3% 31.7%
13 Maui Kahoolawe, Lanai, Molokai, Hana 66.3% 32.5%
4 Hawaii Puna, Pahoa, Kalapana 66% 32.6%
9 Maui Kahului, Wailuku, Paia 65.7% 33.6%
29 Honolulu Sand Island, Mokauea, Kapalama 65.3% 34.3%
3 Hawaii S. Hilo, Puna, Keaau 65% 34.2%
1 Hawaii Kohala, Hamakua, Hilo 64.9% 34.3%
22 Honolulu Moiliili, McCully, Kaimuki 64.7% 34.7%
20 Honolulu St. Louis, Palolo, Wilhelmina Rise 64.5% 35.1%
24 Honolulu Manoa, Manoa Valley, University 64.3% 35.3%
2 Hawaii S. Hilo, Kaumana, Keaukaha 63.8% 35.6%
21 Honolulu Kaimuki, Waikiki, Diamond Head 61.8% 37.5%
26 Honolulu Pacific Heights, Pauoa, Punchbowl 61.3% 38.2%
35 Honolulu Pearl City, Waipahu 61.2% 38.3%
30 Honolulu Kalihi Valley, Fort Shafter 61.1% 38.4%
25 Honolulu Tantalus, Makiki, McCully 61.1% 38.2%
8 Maui Wailuku, Waihee, Waikapu 61.1% 38.1%
12 Maui Makawao, Olinda, Pulehu, Kula 60.8% 38.2%
14 Kauai Hanalei, Kapaa, Waipouli 60.4% 38.7%
34 Honolulu Newtown, Waiau, Pearl City, Waimalu 59.9% 39.6%
36 Honolulu Pearl City, Momilani, Pacific Palisades 59.9% 39.4%
27 Honolulu Nuuanu, Puunui, Liliha, Alewa Heights 59.9% 39.7%
15 Kauai Lihue, Koloa 59.6% 39.8%
16 Kauai Niihau, Lehua, Koloa, Waimea 59.5% 40%
48 Honolulu Heeia, Haiku Valley, Kaneohe 58.5% 40.9%
42 Honolulu Waipahu, Honouliuli, West Loch, Ewa 58.4% 41.1%
31 Honolulu Moanalua Valley, Moanalua, Salt Lake 58.2% 41.3%
33 Honolulu Aiea, Halawa, Aiea Heights 57.4% 42.2%
28 Honolulu Palama, Downtown, Chinatown 57.3% 41.9%
39 Honolulu Wahiawa, Whitmore Village, Poamoho 57% 42%
51 Honolulu Lanikai, Waimanalo 56.7% 42.8%
19 Honolulu Waialae, Diamond Head, Kahala 56.4% 43.2%
23 Honolulu Waikiki, Ala Moana 56.1% 43.3%
37 Honolulu Mililani, Waipio Gentry 56% 43.6%
32 Honolulu Pearlridge, Aiea, Pearl Harbor 54.8% 44.7%
10 Maui Lahaina, Kapalua,Kihei 54.7% 44.3%
41 Honolulu Waipahu, Village Park, Waikele 54.6% 44.8%
18 Honolulu Niu Valley, Aina Haina, Kahala 54.5% 45.1%
45 Honolulu Waianae, Makaha, Makua 54.3% 44.6%
7 Hawaii N. Kona, S. Kohala 54.3% 44.8%
49 Honolulu Maunawili, Enchanted Lake, Kaneohe 54.2% 45.1%
11 Maui Makena, Wailea, Kihei 54.1% 44.9%
17 Honolulu Kalama Valley, Hawaii Kai 54.1% 45.5%
38 Honolulu Mililani, Mililani Mauka 53.4% 46.1%
50 Honolulu Kailua, Kaneohe Bay 53% 46.4%
47 Honolulu Laie, Kaaawa, Kaneohe 52.9% 46.6%
44 Honolulu Honokai Hale, Nanakuli, Lualualei, Maili 51.7% 47.6%
6 Hawaii N. Kona, Keauhou, Kailua-Kona 51.3% 47.8%
43 Honolulu Ewa Beach, Iroquois Point, Puuloa 49.8% 49.7%
46 Honolulu North Shore, Schofield, Kunia 49.6% 49.6%
40 Honolulu Royal Kunia, Makakilo, Kapolei, Kalaeloa 47.1% 52.3%
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