The 2026 Primary Election results for Hawaii are arriving tonight. Voters across the islands cast their ballots on Saturday, August 8, to decide key congressional seats, state legislative positions, and local government offices. These results are critical for determining leadership at both the state and county levels for the next term.
Polls closed at 7 p.m., and officials have begun the tallying process. The initial data provides the first clear look at which candidates have secured their spots for the upcoming general election. Residents can check the latest counts as they continue to roll in throughout the night.
From Honolulu to the Big Island, Maui, and Kauai, specific local races are drawing significant attention. Voters will find details on major incumbents and challengers in this cycle. These elections set the stage for Hawaii's political direction as we move toward the final voting period later this year.
We will continue to provide updates as more precincts report their totals. Stay informed on the outcomes of these races and what they mean for your specific district by reviewing the current state and island-specific breakdowns available through official channels.