Hawaii

Senate 100% reporting

  Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Hi-inouye
Daniel K. Inouye
 Dem. 277,228 74.8% Incumbent
Cam Cavasso
 Rep. 79,939 21.6%  
Jim Brewer
 Green 7,762 2.1%  
Jeff Mallan
 Lib. 2,957 0.8%  
Jeff Jarrett
 — 2,697 0.7%  
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Governor 100% reporting

  Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Hi-abercrombie
Neil Abercrombie
 Dem. 222,724 58.2%  
James R. Aiona Jr.
 Rep. 157,311 41.1%  
Daniel Cunningham
 F.E.P 1,265 0.3%  
Tom Pollard
 — 1,263 0.3%  
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House of Representatives

District Democrat Republican Other Reporting
1
53.2% Hanabusa
46.8% Djou*
  100%
2
72.2% Hirono*
25.3% Willoughby
2.5% Other
100%
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* Incumbent

Major Ballot Measures

Measure   Yes No Reporting
Give legislature choice of tax refunds or reserving surpluses
65.0%
35.0%
 100%
Change school board from elected to governor-appointed
60.3%
39.7%
 100%

Mayor - Maui 100% reporting

Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Alan Arakawa
 — 24,195 58.8%  
Charmaine Tavares
 — 16,944 41.2% Incumbent

Mayor - Kauai 100% reporting

Candidate Party Votes Pct.  
Bernard Carvalho
 — 17,743 82.8% Incumbent
Diana LaBedz
 — 3,678 17.2%  
Vote totals are certified election results from the state, where available. County-level figures are the last reported totals from The Associated Press.
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State Highlights

President Obama’s birth state gave him a rare sweep of Democratic victories.

Neil Abercrombie, who left Congress to run for governor, defeated James R. Aiona Jr., the Republican lieutenant governor. He will succeed Gov. Linda Lingle, a Republican.

Colleen Hanabusa, a Democrat and president of the State Senate, unseated Representative Charles Djou, a Republican who won the district this year in a special election.

Democrat Daniel K. Inouye, 86, won an easy re-election to a ninth term.

MIGUEL HELFT