Mililani-Waipiʻo: what is on the ballot, Tuesday, November 3, 2026
The contests a voter in Mililani-Waipiʻo may see, with the candidates the Office of Elections' candidate report lists as “In General.” Where districts split the area, each is shown with its share of the area's populated land; a voter's own ballot depends on the address.
Check an address against the office's maps: Districts and Precincts. Where to vote in person: voter service centers.
U.S. House
U.S. Representative, District 2 · about 65% of this area
AWA, Brenton (Republican) · TOKUDA, Jill N. (Democratic)
U.S. Representative, District 1 · about 35% of this area
BERNING, Nathan M. (Nonpartisan) · CASE, Ed (Democratic) · CONLEY, Jordan S. (Green) · LAM, Adriel C. (Republican)
Governor and lieutenant governor
Governor
CORDERY, Gary (Republican) · GREEN, Josh (Democratic)
Lieutenant Governor
ANTHONY, Daniel (Republican) · KAWAKAMI, Derek S.K. (Democratic)
Office of Hawaiian Affairs (every voter in the state votes on all five seats)
Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustee, At-large
AKINA, Adrian (Kealii) (Nonpartisan Special) · ANDERSON, Ikaika (Nonpartisan Special) · CRABBE, Kanekoa (Koa) (Nonpartisan Special) · GALUTERIA, Brickwood M. (Nonpartisan Special) · SOUZA, Keoni (Nonpartisan Special) · WAIHEE, John, IV (Nonpartisan Special)
Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustee, Oʻahu Resident
AKAKA, Kalei (Nonpartisan Special) · WONG, Hinaleimoana (Hina) (Nonpartisan Special)
Office of Hawaiian Affairs trustee, Maui Resident
KAPU, Ke'eaumoku (Nonpartisan Special) · LINDSEY, Carmen Hulu (Nonpartisan Special)
State Senate
State Senator, District 18 (vacancy) · about 70% of this area
BASS, Danielle Maliekekai (Democratic) · HANNA, Max G. (Nonpartisan) · KITASHIMA, Kelly Puamailani (Republican)
State Senate District 23 is not among the seats the contest schedule lists for 2026 (2, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 25). (About 18% of this area.)
State Senator, District 17 · about 12% of this area
Not on the general ballot. The report's status for DELA CRUZ, Donovan (Democratic): “Elected After Primary.”
State House
State Representative, District 39 · about 47% of this area
DEGRACIA, Daniel (Danny) (Republican) · ROSENLEE, Corey (Democratic)
State Representative, District 46 · about 27% of this area
GABRIEL, Daniel Michael (Republican) · PERRUSO, Amy A. (Democratic)
State Representative, District 37 · about 19% of this area
Not on the general ballot. The report's status for LA CHICA, Trish (Democratic): “Elected After Primary.”
State Representative, District 38 · about 7% of this area
Not on the general ballot. The report's status for CHEAPE MATSUMOTO, Lauren (Republican): “Elected After Primary.”
Honolulu City Council
Honolulu City Council, District 2 · about 72% of this area
Not on the general ballot. The report's status for WEYER, Matt (Nonpartisan Special): “Elected After Primary.”
Honolulu City Council, District 8 · about 27% of this area
Not on the general ballot. The report's status for OKIMOTO, Val Aquino (Nonpartisan Special): “Elected After Primary.”
Two questions on the state constitution
The questions in full- Question 1: Increasing the Timeframe for the Hawaii Senate to Consider and Act on Judicial Appointments.
- Question 2: Directing the Hawaii State Legislature to Establish Procedures for Counties to Issue RISE Bonds, Exempt from County Debt Limits.
Basis. Candidates: the State of Hawaiʻi Office of Elections' 2026 Candidate Report (last updated September 4, 2026, as the office prints it), read Sept. 27, 2026; names, parties and statuses as the report prints them. Districts: the state's 2024 election precinct layer (the office's precincts), each district counted by the land of the precincts with population that fall in Mililani-Waipiʻo; districts under 2% are left out. Which seats are up: the office's contest schedule. The Ledger publishes no candidate's contact details, links, statements or photos, endorses no one, and sells nothing to any candidate. Corrections: the corrections log.