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Preparing public records and geographic context.
US ELECTION DASHBOARD
Preparing public records and geographic context.
Hawaii
· General election · Four-year term
Shown in surname order. Complete record, including write-ins and withdrawals ↓ · Photo credits ↓
Every candidate in the reviewed official scope, in surname order, including declared write-ins and withdrawn or removed entries when the source lists them.
Lieutenant governor: Daniel Anthony
Republican
Lieutenant governor: Derek S.K. Kawakami
Democratic · Sitting governor (Josh Green), per the governor registry.
Photographs identify candidates and do not imply endorsement. A photograph is shown only when it is linked to the same person through reviewed identity evidence; officeholder portraits are reused by person identity, never by office. Historical photographs keep their original dates. Every other candidate shows initials and “Photo unavailable”.
Aloha102 / Wikimedia Commons · 2022-11-18 · Officeholder portrait
Josh Green Official Photo 2022 (cropped).jpg ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗ · Local derivative ↗
Resized to at most 320 × 400 and converted to WebP; original proportions retained. The interface displays a 4:5 crop; no retouching. The derivative is distributed under CC BY-SA 4.0. Reviewed 2026-10-24.
File-description revision 793040044 · Asset SHA-256 aecf484c134779dd2924e9f9020da4f1e84df0cbcd6c6471691bf22a0539a973
Official candidate record · Reviewed 2026-10-24 · Published date not supplied
Office of Elections 2026 Primary results summary file (all 494 precincts counted). Governor: Josh Green led the Democratic primary and Gary Cordery the Republican primary; lieutenant governor: Derek S.K. Kawakami (Democratic) and Daniel Anthony (Republican). Governor and lieutenant governor run as party teams in the general. Nomination results only, not a general-election ballot list.
Seat evidence · Reviewed 2026-10-31 · Published date not supplied
Identifies Josh Green as the sitting governor of Hawaii (repository governor registry, verified 2026-10-22). Seat status compares this officeholder with the official candidate record.
Official candidate record · Reviewed 2026-10-31 · Published 2026-10-13
Official 2026 General Election Voter Guide (English; file last modified Oct 13, 2026). The guide lists every general-election candidate by ballot name and party, printing "No Statement" where none was submitted; pages 9–10 list Governor and Lieutenant Governor.
Race cards picture one Democratic and one Republican nominee, at equal size, when the official general-election ballot list includes exactly one of each; they appear in the official statewide ballot order where a source publishes one, and otherwise in surname order. Other contests (no Democratic or Republican nominee, top-four registration labels, an unverified ballot listing or no verified roster) picture the first four ballot candidates by surname. Every other ballot candidate is named on the card, and this page lists everyone in the reviewed record, including write-ins and withdrawn or removed candidates. No candidate is shown or omitted on judgments of competitiveness, and the display does not predict results.
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