Maui · 2026 Primary Election
Understand your entire ballot.
See every contest, compare the documented evidence, and identify the candidates who most closely match your priorities—without hiding the judgment behind the result.
Ballots must be received by 7:00 p.m. Saturday, August 8. Mailing may no longer be the safest option; use an official drop box or voter service center if necessary.
Ballot explorer
Build the ballot in front of you
Hawaiʻi’s primary does not allow mixing partisan sections. Your nonpartisan races—OHA, mayor, and County Council—remain available regardless of party choice. Select any candidate’s name to review their background, strongest documented case, concerns, evidence strength, and sources.
Transparent matching
What matters most to you?
Choose up to five priorities. Results compare your choices with documented candidate positions. A low evidence rating is not treated as agreement.
What this does—and does not do
A comparison, not an instruction.
The comparison reflects the priorities you select, our published issue mapping, and the public evidence available as of August 2, 2026. It does not know every candidate’s private beliefs, and it does not substitute missing evidence with assumptions.
Alignment and evidence strength are shown separately for every candidate within each race. No candidate is predetermined or guaranteed to be your closest match.