2026 results · state legislatures · Hawaii

Control of the Hawaii House is not settled

In the Senate, six of the 15 seats on the ballot have a count so far; Democrats held 21 seats and Republicans 3 before.

In the House, Democrats hold or lead 26 seats and Republicans 3, against 41 and 10 before. Five seats are led by another party than held them. 20 seats on the ballot have no votes counted yet.

Leaders in the count from Hawaii Office of Elections, not called winners. A close seat can still change.

Before21–3

Leaders6 of 15 seats up counted so far

The line marks a majority, 13 of 25. Leaders: every seat not on the ballot as it was, and every seat on it to the party leading the count. Gray: seats with no votes counted yet.

Democrats keep control

No votes counted yet in 9 of the 15 seats on the ballot

The count for these has not reached us yet; the rest of the chamber is drawn from what has. 9 seats up this year are not in the count we read at all. Nothing is filled in until votes arrive.

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The closest seats

Hawaii Senate: every district on the ballot
District	Leading	Runner-up	Margin	Held by	Precincts
20	Bob McDermott R 52.0%	Markus Owens D 48.0%	R+4.1	R	8/16
18	Danielle Maliekekai Bass D 54.8%	Kelly Puamailani Kitashima R 43.3%	D+11.4	not matched	11/22
19	Rachele F. Lamosao D 67.1%	Elijah Pierick R 32.9%	D+34.2	D	8/16
9	Stanley Chang D 73.5%	David A. Croswell R 26.5%	D+47.0	D	8/16
13	Tricia Kwai Lin Nakamatsu D 76.5%	Wallyn Kanoelani Christian R 23.5%	D+52.9	D	6/12
2	Joy San Buenaventura D 78.9%	Frederick F. Fogel L 21.1%	D+57.8	D	9/18

One dot per seat, 51 in all; a party across the line holds a majority. 5 seats change hands, striped where they land.

Before: 41–10. With the leaders elected: 26–3, every seat not on the ballot as it was and every seat on it to the party leading the count. Hollow: seats with no votes counted yet.

Seats with no count yet could decide it

The seats with no count yet, or led by under two points, could still decide the majority.

No votes counted yet in 20 of the 51 seats on the ballot

The count for these has not reached us yet; the rest of the chamber is drawn from what has. 20 seats up this year are not in the count we read at all. Nothing is filled in until votes arrive.

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5 seats changing party, then the closest

Hawaii House: the districts on the ballot
District	Leading	Runner-up	Margin	Held by	Precincts
14Flip	Pa'ele Kiakona G 42.1%	Sne Patel D 40.6%	+1.5	R	5/10
32Flip	Micah Pookela Kim Aiu D 50.9%	Garner M. Shimizu R 49.1%	D+1.9	R	5/10
43Flip	Kanani Souza O 51.0%	Sheila Medeiros O 49.0%	+2.0	R	4/8
18Flip	James (Jamie) Wataru D 52.6%	Joe Gedeon R 47.4%	D+5.3	R	5/10
39Flip	Corey Rosenlee D 62.5%	Daniel (Danny) Degracia R 37.5%	D+25.1	R	6/12
42	Diamond Garcia R 51.2%	Anthony Makana Paris D 48.8%	R+2.3	R	4/8
40	Julie Reyes Oda R 51.4%	Rose Martinez D 48.6%	R+2.7	R	4/8
45	Chris Muraoka R 54.2%	Kalehua Kaopua D 45.8%	R+8.3	R	4/8
47	Sean Quinlan D 54.4%	Mark Talaeai R 45.6%	D+8.9	D	4/8
44	Darius K. Kila D 63.4%	Charla (Kahealani) Weaver R 36.6%	D+26.7	D	4/8
46	Amy A. Perruso D 63.5%	Daniel Michael Gabriel R 36.5%	D+27.1	D	7/14
30	Shirley Ann Templo D 66.8%	Amanda Ybanez R 33.2%	D+33.5	D	4/8
8	David A. Tarnas D 69.1%	Monique Perreira R 30.9%	D+38.1	D	4/8
11	Terez (T.Amato) Amato D 70.3%	Sheila Walker R 29.7%	D+40.7	D	4/8
12	Kyle T. Yamashita D 71.1%	Dan Johnson R 28.9%	D+42.3	D	5/10
2	Sue Keohokapu Lee Loy D 78.9%	Jonathan Kennealy R 21.1%	D+57.8	D	4/8
3	Christopher L.T. Todd D 82.0%	Austin Martin L 18.0%	D+64.0	D	5/10
4	Greggor Ilagan D 77.2%	Zak Wittenhagen R 22.8%	D+54.4	D	4/8
5	Jeanne Kapela D 73.9%	Dalene McCormick R 26.1%	D+47.8	D	10/20
10	Tyson K. Miyake D 75.7%	Travis Bumanglag R 24.3%	D+51.3	D	7/14
13	Mahina Poepoe D 79.9%	Robin D. Vanderpool R 20.1%	D+59.7	D	9/18
16	Luke A. Evslin D 71.3%	David Hazlebeck R 28.7%	D+42.6	D	5/10
17	Daynette (Dee) Morikawa D 72.7%	Misty Cluett R 27.3%	D+45.4	D	6/12
20	Tina Nakada Grandinetti D 74.3%	David Asing R 25.7%	D+48.6	D	5/10
23	Ikaika M. Olds D 79.3%	Victor Muh R 20.7%	D+58.7	D	5/10
26	Ian M.A. Ross D 72.6%	Tony Silva R 27.4%	D+45.2	D	4/8
29	Ikaika Hussey D 71.9%	Tess Abalos R 28.1%	D+43.8	D	4/8
31	Linda Ichiyama D 75.5%	Nancy Valdez R 24.6%	D+50.9	D	4/8
34	Gregg Takayama D 72.9%	Gaius, II (Kipi) Dupio R 27.1%	D+45.8	D	4/8
49	Scot Matayoshi D 75.2%	'Ale Rodas R 24.8%	D+50.5	D	6/12
50	Mike Lee D 82.7%	Jesse W.M. Fitzgerald G 17.3%	D+65.4	D	5/10

Held by: the sitting member before the election, matched to the district; a seat with no matched member is left unmatched rather than given a party. District lines: the Census Bureau’s 2024 state legislative districts; a seat not on this year’s ballot is drawn in the page’s gray, outlined in its sitting member’s party.