by Andrew Walden

The Honolulu Neighborhood Commission Office has announced the complete election results for Honolulu Neighborhood Boards.  The online voting, which ended Saturday May 21 drew 13,264 voters for an 8.5% turnout.  This is actually an improvement from the 2009 online Neighborhood Board elections which drew only 6.5% turnout.  Sixty seats island-wide remain vacant as nobody stepped forward to run for them.  Volunteers may apply to sit on these board seats.

Here are the results:

• From Honolulu NCO:  COMPLETE ELECTION RESULTS 
• ALSO:  NEIGHBORHOOD BOARD VACANCIES AS OF JULY 1, 2011  (60 seats still have vacancies after the election)
• SA:  Neighborhood boards attract 13,264 voters (8.5% turnout)

COVERAGE:

• VOTING EXTENDED: SATURDAY is last day to vote for Honolulu Neighborhood Board
• Manoa Liberals block Eagle Scout from Neighborhood Board
• Hawaii Right to Life PAC endorses Neighborhood Board Candidates
• UPDATE: Commissioners reject Carlisle's call to cancel Neighborhood Board Elections
• Honolulu Neighborhood Board Elections to be Cancelled?