Voters Turn Out at Honolulu Hale on Election Day
Election Day voter turnout in Honolulu is steady but manageable, a neutral update for local voters tracking how busy the polls are.
- Steady lines of voters, both walking in and driving through, have been showing up at Honolulu Hale all day.
- Election officials say the lines are lighter than during the last general election.
- Officials expect lines to get heavier later in the evening as more people vote after work.
- Anyone planning to vote in person must be in line by 7pm tonight to be allowed to cast a ballot.
Outlook: Turnout is expected to pick up through the evening, so voters should arrive well before the 7pm cutoff.