Latest Election Results
Kaua‘i Mayor
- ANDAYA-LINDSEY, Laura0.0%
- CARVALHO, Bernard, Jr.0.0%
- COWDEN, Felicia E.0.0%
- DENIS, Megeso-William0.0%
- RAPOZO, Mel0.0%
- WIDENER, Michaela B.0.0%
Kaua‘i Councilmember
- APPLEGATE, Paul Noboru0.0%
- BULOSAN, Addison0.0%
- COOTS, Mike0.0%
- CORREA, Michelle Kaleiohi0.0%
- DECOSTA, Billy D.0.0%
- FERNANDES CABERTO, Trysten0.0%
- HAUPT, Jeremy0.0%
- HOLLAND, Fern Anuenue0.0%
- KAIMINAAUAO, Keola0.0%
- KANESHIRO, Arryl J.0.0%
- LANGTAD, James R.0.0%
- LINDSEY, Thomas, Jr. (Tom)0.0%
- MARTIN, Umi0.0%
- MATTOS, John H. (Scooby)0.0%
- MONTEMAYOR, John0.0%
- MUKAI, Nelson0.0%
- OKHMAN, Yelena0.0%
- OZAKI, Todd R.0.0%
- POAI, Michael Roven0.0%
- RAPOZO, Cheree0.0%
- SECRETARIO, Rachel M.0.0%
- SHIGEMOTO, Taylor H.0.0%
- SMITH, Dane0.0%
- TRUJILLO, James (Jimmy T)0.0%
- WILSON, Herman K.0.0%
- WORKMAN, Skyler0.0%
Governor
Democratic- BOURGOIN, Duke0.0%
- GREEN, Josh0.0%
- LUCAS-TADEO, George (Teva)0.0%
- SHIM, Lauren Kapoliahi'iaka0.0%
Governor
Republican- CORDERY, Gary0.0%
- FUJIYAMA, Ken0.0%
Governor
Nonpartisan- GIUFFRE, John M. (Raghu)0.0%
- HILL, Bu Laia0.0%
- LEWMAN, Clyde McClain (Mac)0.0%
- WILLIAMSON, Calvert A.0.0%
Lieutenant Governor
Democratic- BELATTI, Della Au0.0%
- CHOI, John0.0%
- CUADRA, Ku L. (Bobby)0.0%
- KAWAKAMI, Derek S.K.0.0%
- PULETASI, Sam0.0%
Lieutenant Governor
Republican- ANTHONY, Daniel0.0%
- CRESENCIA, Hopelin (Hope)0.0%
- MEJIA, Margaret Rose0.0%
- PETERS, Robert E.0.0%
State Representative
District 17 · Democratic- MORIKAWA, Daynette (Dee)0.0%
- SCHIMMELFENNIG, Chad K.0.0%
U.S. Representative
District I · Democratic- BOOKER, Jennifer0.0%
- CASE, Ed0.0%
- FATULA, Ben0.0%
- KEOHOKALOLE, Jarrett K.0.0%
- KISWANTO, Nicholas (Nick)0.0%
U.S. Representative
District II · Democratic- BASIN, Kirill0.0%
- GUITHUES, Greg0.0%
- KING, Steven0.0%
- TOKUDA, Jill N.0.0%
U.S. Representative
District II · Nonpartisan- CODELIA, Edward A.0.0%
- TERRY, Randall0.0%
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$1.75M AmeriCorps funding awarded to Kupu for Hawai‘i

40-year-old Congressional candidate from Maui arrested for second time

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Six candidates battle in Aug. 8 primary to become Kauaʻi’s next mayor
Kaua‘i News
Health experts reveal warning signs of artificial intelligence ‘doctor’ scams
Patients seeking answers about their health are urged to think twice before trusting health advice from social media as fake medical endorsements become increasingly convincing.
Hanapēpē college student awarded Hawai‘i Education Association award
Yamamoto attended Kaua’i Community College and will student-teach at ʻEleʻele and Kekaha elementary schools while pursuing an elementary education degree through a University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa hybrid program.
News in brief for Aug. 8: Chef Rhoda’s Table, One ʻOhana Fund, promotions and more
A quick look at news happening throughout the state.
Lane closures scheduled through Aug. 14 on several roadways around Kaua‘i
Lane closure schedules can change at any time without further notice. All projects are weather permitting.
It’s Primary Election Day: Kauaʻi residents vote for mayor, all 7 council seats and state, federal offices
Kauaʻi’s competitive county elections are concluding today as voters choose who will move on to the November general election, with six candidates competing for mayor and 26 for the County Council.
Question: Who should vote in Office of Hawaiian Affairs races? Is it everyone’s kuleana like some say?
The reluctance to vote for OHA is a complicated mix of Native Hawaiians who don’t want to participate in an American election system, non-Hawaiians who feel like they shouldn’t decide the agency’s leaders and voters who simply don’t know what OHA does.
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Hawaii News
On 3rd anniversary of Lahaina fire, survivors still deal with heartbreak but have hope as town recovers
As Maui marks the anniversary of the deadly blaze, residents see hope in the rebuilding of homes but sorrow in the 102 people who died that they can never bring back.
News in brief for Aug. 8: Chef Rhoda’s Table, One ʻOhana Fund, promotions and more
A quick look at news happening throughout the state.
It’s Primary Election Day: Kauaʻi residents vote for mayor, all 7 council seats and state, federal offices
Kauaʻi’s competitive county elections are concluding today as voters choose who will move on to the November general election, with six candidates competing for mayor and 26 for the County Council.
Question: Who should vote in Office of Hawaiian Affairs races? Is it everyone’s kuleana like some say?
The reluctance to vote for OHA is a complicated mix of Native Hawaiians who don’t want to participate in an American election system, non-Hawaiians who feel like they shouldn’t decide the agency’s leaders and voters who simply don’t know what OHA does.
Big Island News
Kaʻū officer honored after apprehending wanted man following foot pursuit
Officer Joshua Flores of Hawaiʻi County has been celebrated for his decisive actions leading to the arrest of a wanted fugitive.
Volcano Watch: New research offers clues to Kīlaueaʻs changing lava fountaining heights
Scientists at the Hawaiian Volcano Observatory are tracking changes in Kīlauea's magma chemistry, which could provide insights into the varying heights of lava fountains and indicate a new period of taller fountains.
Maui News
Hawaiʻi Head Start officials monitor proposed federal performance standards changes
As the federal government considers proposed changes to the Head Start Program Performance Standards, the Executive Office on Early Learning and the Hawaiʻi Head Start Collaboration Office remain committed to ensuring children and families continue to have access to the high-quality early learning services.
DOH Issues Notices of Violation to Island Smoke and Vape for alleged refusal to allow inspection
The Hawaiʻi Department of Health, Office of Medical Cannabis Control and Regulation issued two notices of violation and orders to registered manufactured hemp product retailer Island Smoke and Vape, located at 505 Avocado St. in Wahiawā, for allegedly refusing to permit inspections authorized by Hawaiʻi law.


