Hawaii voters can expect to receive their ballots in the mail for the 2024 General Election by Friday, October 18.

You may have heard the expression that “equality and justice are on the ballot.” Usually this is when someone is talking about the difference between the candidates. That is figuratively the case in a lot of the candidates’ races on Hawaii’s 2024 General Election ballot, but this year it is also literally the case.

RONIT FAHL / SPECIAL TO THE STAR-ADVERTISER / SEPT. 19 Kimo Alameda, right, and Hawaii island Mayor Mitch Roth face off at a mayoral debate in September at the Hilton Waikoloa Village on the Big Island.

KELSEY WAILING / HAWAII TRIBUNE-HERALD / SEPT. 21 Kimo Alameda, left, and Mayor Mitch Roth answer questions during a forum hosted by the Big Island Press Club at the Hilo Yacht Club. KELSEY WAILING / HAWAII TRIBUNE-HERALD / SEPT.

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JAMM AQUINO / SEPT. 11 The bill proposing the constitutional amendment was introduced by House Speaker Scott Saiki, who fought to legalize same-sex marriage in 2013 over fierce opposition from some faith-based organizations and their members.

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Stay updated on Hawaii and national elections coverage Hawaii residents who want to cast a ballot in the Nov. 5 general election can still register and vote, even on Election Day. Registered voters—or those who plan to register—can begin casting their ballots when mail-in ballots are expected to arrive in voters’ mailboxes around Oct.

The Maui News Hawaii voters can enroll for ballot notifications ahead of the 2024 General Election. Voters who sign-up will be notified about the status of their mail ballot. “We encourage all voters to sign up for ballot notifications,

So we have these funds sitting around, and they can’t be used for anything else, and we have a lot of other needs in the city.”