City & County of Honolulu Elections Division
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VOTER REGISTRATION


You MUST register to vote if voting for the first time. Re-register if you have changed your address or changed your name.
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Find out how to register here.

Voter registration applications for the 2011 Primary election must be received or postmarked on or before July 12, 2012 (voter registration deadline).
    

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PERMANENT ABSENTEE VOTING


Permanent absentee voting is available for registered voters desiring to vote-by-mail each election without having to re-apply each year.

Permanent absentee voters continue to vote by mail if the voter informs the Elections Division of all address updates and continues to vote in each election.

Absentee Voting
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ABSENTEE VOTING


Any registered vote voter may vote by absentee ballot.

The regular absentee voting application should be used by voters who need an absentee ballot only for the 2012 elections.

If you cannot vote at your polling place for any reason, or you will be absent from the State of Hawaii on election day, you may vote using an absentee ballot.


WHAT'S NEW  (Check for updates)

Candidate Filing 2012


Weekly candidate filing reports are posted on the State Office of Election's website here.


2012 Primary Election To Be Held Saturday, August 11, 2012


The primary election will be held earlier in 2012. The 2012 Primary Election will be held on Saturday, August 11, 2012.


The State of Hawaii does not conduct a presidential preference primary election. Contact the political parties directly for caucus information.


2011 Council Reapportionment Commission


The final plan of the 2011Council Reapportionment Commission was filed on December 16, 2011.

More 2011 Council Reapportionment Commission information and the final plan may be found here.


Polling Places


The polling places for 2012 will change considerably due to redistricting. Please check back later for more information.


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FAQs (Check for updates)

Q: Do I need to register to vote?

A: Yes, voter registration is required before voting. Also, re-register if you have changed your name or address.

Q: When is the next voter registration deadline?

A: The 2012 Primary election voter registration deadline is July 12, 2012. Forms must be postmarked on or before this date.


Q: What are the qualifications for registering?

A: There are three qualifications, click the FAQ link to find out details.


Q: Where do I get birth, marriage, and death certificates?

A: Birth, marriage and death certificates are issued by the Office of Health Status Monitoring at (808) 586-4539.


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