2024 Election Resources for Hawaii Voters

_{Hawaii Family Forum VOTER GUIDE HERE. This is your one-stop shop for election 2024 resources.
| Updated: August 28, 2024}

In order to make an educated decision when you go to the polls, you will need to do a bit of research. We are providing these links to make it easy for you to find all the information in one place.

Everything begins with prayer. Download this free guide from our community partner, Christians Engaged.

CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE PLEDGE TO PRAY, VOTE & ENGAGE

STEPS TO RESPONSIBLE VOTING:

STEP ONE:
The first thing is to make sure that your voter registration is up to date. You can click this link to make sure. Once you are CONFIRMED as a registered voter, and your information is correct, you can review your registration and voter information.

TIME LEFT UNTIL THE GENERAL ELECTION – NOVEMBER 5, 2024

• STEP TWO:
  Read the party platforms, so you know what your party/candidate lists as policy priorities.
  • Hawaii Democratic Party Platform
  • Hawaii Republican Party
  • A Christian Guide to Party Platforms
    
• STEP THREE:
  Download the 2024 Hawaii Family Forum Voter Guide
  • Primary Voter Guide (click here for link). [Version 2 updated July 29, 2024]
  • General Election Voter Guide (click here for link). Version 2 updated August 28, 2024)]
• Review Information on the Charter Questions that will be on the ballot
  • Review the charter questions
    • Honolulu County
    • Kauai County
    • Maui County
    • Hawaii County
      
• Review the 2 Constitutional Amendment Questions (coming soon)
  
• STEP FOUR:
  Review how your legislator voted on issues tracked by Hawaii Family Forum (2022-2024)
  • Click here for voting records
    
• STEP FIVE:
  Review your candidate’s campaign spending reports
  

Recent selected articles on voting in Hawaii

• Hawaii sees the worst primary voter turnout since statehood | Civil Beat | August 12, 2024
• Hawaii Primary Election Turnout under 35% | KHON | August 10, 2024
• 5 takeaways from the 2024 Primaries | USA Today | August 11, 2024
• Young voters want to make their voices heard in Hawaii | Megan Tagami | Civil Beat | July 12, 2024
• Fewer candidates filed for election this year than in the past 10 years | Chad Blair | Civil Beat | June 5, 2024
• Hawaii needs more political candidates to disrupt the status quo | Danny De Gracis | Civil Beat | June 3, 2024