What's On My Ballot

Enter your Hawaiʻi address to see your districts and the contests on your ballot — or start typing a candidate's name to jump straight to their profile.

Island Atlas

District Map

Use the atlas to move between district systems, then click a district to inspect the contests tied to that geography.

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Key Contests

Federal and statewide offices that appear on every Hawaiʻi ballot, plus the most competitive elections across the state.

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Ballot Desk

All Contests

Browse every contest by level. Filter by island or status, or click any seat to see candidates, finance, and election history.

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Money Desk

Follow the Money

Where Hawaiʻi’s campaign dollars come from and where they go — federal giving by Hawaiʻi donors, the vendors capturing state campaign spending, and the zip codes funding each legislative contest.

Action Guide

How to Run for Office in Hawaiʻi

Hawaiʻi has dozens of open or uncontested seats in 2026. Running for office is more accessible than most people think. Below is an overview of what it takes, broken down by office type.

Public Financing & Spending Limits

Hawaiʻi offers partial public funding for state and county candidates through the Hawaiʻi Election Campaign Fund, funded by the $3 income tax checkoff. To qualify:

File an Affidavit agreeing to voluntary spending limits for your office
File a Statement of Intent to receive public funds
Raise qualifying contributions ($100 or less per donor) meeting the minimum threshold for your office

Public funds are disbursed before the primary and general elections. Amounts vary by office — for example, a State House candidate can receive up to ~$6,000 per election after raising $1,500 in qualifying contributions. Candidates who accept spending limits but don't seek public funds still benefit from capping the election's cost.

Official Resources

Online Voter Registration (OLVR) — Register or update your voter registration
Campaign Spending Commission (CSC) — Finance filing requirements and disclosures
Fundraiser Notices (2026) — Upcoming candidate fundraiser events filed with CSC
Public Funding Amounts — Spending limits and public funding amounts by office
Hawaiʻi Ethics Commission — Financial disclosure requirements for candidates
Office of Elections — Candidate filing deadlines, forms, and election calendar

Hawaiʻi 2026 Elections