Filling out your Hawaiʻi ballot? Here's a list of resources to get to know the candidates
We have compiled a list of forums and questionnaire responses featuring candidates in many races across the paeʻāina to help you make informed decisions this election season!
Candidate Q&A's
ACLU of Hawaiʻi
Honolulu County 2026 Candidate Survey Responses
Hawaiʻi County 2026 Candidate Survey Responses
Maui County 2026 Candidate Survey Responses
Kauaʻi County 2026 Candidate Survey Responses
Holomua Collaborative
Hawaiʻi Public Health Institute
Health and Policy Primary Voter Guide
Star Advertiser
Civil Beat Candidate Forums
Office of Hawaiian Affairs
Ka Lāhui Hawaiʻi
Koho Pono Survey
Vote Hawaiʻi
KKCR Kauaʻi Candidate Interviews
Candidate Video Interviews and Forums
Akaku Maui Candidates
Common Cause
Lieutenant Governor Democratic Primary Debate
Hōʻike TV
Kauaʻi Mayoral Candidate Interviews
Nā Leo TV
Hawaiʻi Island County Council Candidate Interviews
Hawaiʻi News Now
ʻŌlelo Candidates in Focus
Candidates in Focus- Congress
Candidates in Focus- Suburban Oʻahu: Waipahu to Pearl City to Salt Lake
Candidates in Focus- North to Windward Oʻahu: North Shore to Kāneʻohe to Waimanālo
Candidates in Focus- Metro Oʻahu: Kakaʻako to Nuʻuanu to Kalihi
Candidates in Focus: Hawaiʻi Kai to Waikīkī to Mānoa
Candidates in Focus: Central Oʻahu: Wahiawā to ʻEwa Beach
Candidates in Focus: OHA
Candidates in Focus: Lieutenant Governor and Governor
PBS Hawaiʻi Insights
Civil Beat
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Prefer to vote in person? Voter Service Centers open July 27 through August 8. You can vote, register to vote, update your registration, or return your completed ballot. You can also find the nearest ballot drop box listed here.
Take a few minutes now can help ensure your vote is counted.
HAPA is non-partisan and does not endorse candidates for elective offices. The survey is intended solely for educational and informational purposes.
