Election 2026: Hawaii Office of Elections Reports Votes Cast to Date
vote totals from Hawaii Office of Elections, updated October 24, 2026
LINK: Statewide Voting by District and Precinct
Ballots should have arrived by October 16. If you haven't received yours, come to one of the County Voter Service Centers: Complete Statewide List of General Election Voter Service Centers and Ballot Drop Boxes.
Statewide Ballot Counts
- 723,665 mail ballots and 3,548 electronic ballots have been sent to voters.
- 111,433 of 723,665 mail-in ballots have been returned and counted as voted = 15.4%. (Another 1,010 mail-in ballots have been deemed ‘invalid’—see below.)
- 1,031 walk-in early-voting ballots have been received. (No walk-in ballots have been deemed invalid.)
- 793 of 3,548 electronic ballots have been received from voters = 22.4% (No electronic ballots have been deemed invalid.)
- 113,257 total valid ballots voted across all methods.
County by County Ballot Counts
- Honolulu County 68,321
- Hawaiʻi County 23,468
- Maui County 13,333
- Kauaʻi County 8,135
County by County Invalid Ballots
- Honolulu County 533
- Hawaiʻi County 146
- Maui County 196
- Kauaʻi County 135
- TOTAL 1,010 statewide.
Voters may contact their County Elections Office to ‘cure’ invalid ballots so they can be counted.
NOTE: “The data shown in these Voting Reports over the course of the Election are unofficial and subject to change. It should be noted that the counting of ballots does not end on Election Day as it takes time to ensure the ballots of all eligible voters are counted. Likewise, there are a variety of administrative matters that impact the information in the Voter Reports. These include but are not limited to canceled, invalidated, and cured ballots.”
LINK: Statewide Voting by District and Precinct
LINK: More Information
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