Who are you all voting for dist1 US Rep, Hawaiian affairs, Mayor, prosecuting attorney and council member?

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Vote establishment democrat across the board so you get your next ballot on time

Vote establishment democrat across the board so you get your next ballot on time

C'mon, I've been away from home for 40 years but who do I vote for these seats?  I heard something about Stonebraker....that's about all.

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C'mon, I've been away from home for 40 years but who do I vote for these seats?  I heard something about Stonebraker....that's about all.

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stonebreaker was on the primary ballot
he's not on the general election ballot...

The primary election was August 8th.

I don't think you can have it counted if it arrives at a collection point after 7PM on that date.

Ballots arriving too late to get them in on time is but one of the arguments against 100% mail-in voting.  Some states' rules allow voters to request a ballot up to the Wednesday or Thursday before the election.  That's not enough time to process the request, get it to the voter's mailbox, and have it arrive in time.

Who are you all voting for dist1 US Rep, Hawaiian affairs, Mayor, prosecuting attorney and council member?

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For mayor I voted for Kymberly pine because I liked how she answered Q&A on civil best.org, also seen she's a friend of young guns and also seen that security equipment Corp. Posted her flyer...

https://www.civilbeat.org/2020/06/candidate-qa-honolulu-mayor-kymberly-pine/

Also, not to get into identity politics but.... she's part filipina 

For prosecutors I went Megan kau, I heard she's pro 2a from friends, also she's very easy on the eyes! 

I forgot what district I am, but I saw Augie T on the ballot and that's an automatic vote for me hahah, plus I seen him waiving signs in mililani so yeah....

Hope this helped if you didn't vote yet...