City & County of Honolulu Elections Division
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Voter Registration
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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 must be received or postmarked on or before August 19, 2010 (Primary election 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 retain their vote-by-mail status provided that the voter keeps all address information updated and continues to vote in each election.

Absentee Voting [pdf English]


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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 desiring an absentee ballot only for the 2010 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)

Special Vacancy Election


The proclamation for the Special Election for vacancy in the office of mayor and prosecutor may be found here.

Information is available here for persons interested in becoming a candidate. The candidate filing deadline is Friday, July 30, 2010.

The special vacancy elections will be held in conjunction with the Primary Election on September 18, 2010.


City Furloughs


City furloughs will affect the availability of some election services. View the Office of the City Clerk's furlough schedule here.

Polling Places

Many polling places have changed. Check your voter notification postcard. If you did not receive a voter notification postcard, register to vote!!
Voting booth



Become a Precinct Worker!! Earn $$

The State of Hawaii Office of Elections is in need of precinct workers. Non-profit organizations can also raise funds by serving as precinct officials.  (more)

Multilingual Election Information


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FAQs
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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 primary election voter registration deadline is August 19 2010. 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.

Click here for all the FAQs
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