POWER BALLOT
HAWAII PRIMARY ELECTION
AUGUST 9, 2014
- In the primary you can only select from candidates in a single party for Federal and State offices.(offical instructions)
(offical video) - All County and OHA elections are nonpartisan special.
- Click a candidate name below for candidate information.
Precinct 38-04Polling place: Waipahu Inter Sch - CafeteriaOffice of Elections ballot (PDF)
Libertarian Party (L)
United States Senate
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Republican Party (R)
United States Senate
United States House of Representatives - District 1
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Green Party (G)
Nonpartisan (N)
United States Senate
United States House of Representatives - District 1
Governor
all disqualified since no Nonpartisan Lieutenant Governor candidate, see Hawaii News Now articleDemocratic Party (D)
United States Senate
United States House of Representatives - District 1
ANDERSON, Ikaika CHANG, Stanley ESPERO, Will KIM, Donna Mercado MANAHAN, Joey TAKAI, Mark XIAN, KathrynGovernor
Lieutenant Governor
Hawaii State House - District 38
Office of Hawaiian Affairs
OHA Board of Trustees - Oahu Representative
OHA Board of Trustees - At-Large Representatives
(you can vote for up to 3) AHU ISA, Lei (Leina`ala) AKANA, Rowena M.N. AKINA, Keli`i DESOTO-MCCOLLOUGH, Lahilahi HOPKINS, Jeremy Kama KALIMA, Leona Mapuana KEKIPI, T. Keikialoha MAKEKAU, Keali`i McINERNY, Harvey PAIKAI, Landen D.K.K. QUARTERO, Alona N. SHIN-PENN, Lorraine Pualani TRASK, Mililani B. WAIHEE, John D. WONG-KALU, Hina (Kumu Hina) YOON, Wes Kaiwi NuiFind your polling place - official (using your name and birthdate)Find your polling place - unofficial (using your address)
The Power Ballot is for informational purposes only and cannot be used to officially vote in the primary election. No endorsement of any candidate or party is intended. Candidate information has been gathered from public websites and documents.
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Special thanks to Corie Tanida of Common Cause Hawaii who coordinated a great group of volunteers - Christine Trecker, Connie Clinton, Dustin Schoedel, Jeanne Ohta and Joe Heaukulani. They all spent many hours doing the candidate research that made the Power Ballot possible.
The amazing web development skills of Jason Axelson were critical for pulling in candidate data from the REST service and smoothing the rough edges of my initial prototype.
Mahalo ka kou! - Da Map Guy (Royce Jones)