Latest Election Results
Kaua‘i Mayor
- RAPOZO, Mel56.5%
- CARVALHO, Bernard, Jr.37.4%
Kaua‘i County Council
- HOLLAND, Fern Anuenue7.2%
- OZAKI, Todd R.6.7%
- KANESHIRO, Arryl J.6.7%
- CORREA, Michelle Kaleiohi6.7%
- BULOSAN, Addison5.6%
- SMITH, Dane5.4%
- APPLEGATE, Paul Noboru4.9%
- SHIGEMOTO, Taylor H.4.8%
- DECOSTA, Billy D.4.7%
- COOTS, Mike4.2%
- MARTIN, Umi3.7%
- RAPOZO, Cheree3.4%
- KAIMINAAUAO, Keola3.0%
- MATTOS, John H. (Scooby)2.4%
County Ballot Measure
Relating to the Planning Commission's Appeals Process- YES53.2%
- NO28.5%
State Representative
District 16 · Wailua, Hanamāʻulu, Līhuʻe & Puhi- EVSLIN, Luke A.67.2%
- HAZLEBECK, David27.0%
State Representative
District 17 · Niʻihau, Kōloa, Poʻipū, Kalāheo, Hanapēpē, Waimea & Kekaha- MORIKAWA, Daynette (Dee)66.9%
- CLUETT, Misty25.1%
Governor & Lieutenant Governor
- GREEN, Josh KAWAKAMI, Derek S.K.73.5%
- CORDERY, Gary ANTHONY, Daniel24.6%
U.S. Representative
District II · Neighbor Islands & Rest of Oʻahu- TOKUDA, Jill N.63.5%
- AWA, Brenton31.1%
At-Large Trustee
- ANDERSON, Ikaika10.6%
- SOUZA, Keoni10.5%
- GALUTERIA, Brickwood M.10.1%
- WAIHEE, John, IV10.1%
- AKINA, Adrian (Kealii)9.8%
- CRABBE, Kanekoa (Koa)8.3%
Kaua‘i News 17-year-old Kapa’a girl missing nearly 2 weeks; have you seen her
Community Kapa‘a DMV office reopen, offering expanded appointment availability with new booking…

Mel Rapozo claims 56.5% of vote, poised to lead Kauaʻi as next mayor
Rapozo maintained his lead in the mayoral race according to the third election printout results. November 04, 2026 · 08:41am
Third election results printout reveals no change to the top 7 vote-getters for Kauaʻi County Council
The top seven vote-getters after the General Election did not change between the second and third results printouts from the State of Hawai‘i Office of Elections.Hawai‘i News Briefs for Nov. 4: New Hawaiian Airlines premium lounge, climate workshops, more
Community Hawaiʻi Law Enforcement Standards Board seeks volunteers to fill six vacancies
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Kaua‘i News
17-year-old Kapa’a girl missing nearly 2 weeks; have you seen her?
Anyone with information that can help locate Talula is encouraged to call Kaua‘i Police Department Dispatch at 808-241-1711 or contact Crime Stoppers Kaua‘i.
Kapa‘a DMV office reopen, offering expanded appointment availability with new booking calendar
Residents can make in-person appointments up to a month in advance from now through end of November with the temporary calendar, which replaces the usual 2-week booking window.
Briefs for Nov. 4: New Hawaiian Airlines premium lounge, climate workshops, more
A quick look at news items from throughout the state.
Hawaiʻi Law Enforcement Standards Board seeks volunteers to fill six vacancies
Applicants for the volunteer board must be law enforcement professionals or members of the public with sound judgment and a commitment to public service.
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Hawaii News
Briefs for Nov. 4: New Hawaiian Airlines premium lounge, climate workshops, more
A quick look at news items from throughout the state.
Hawaiʻi Law Enforcement Standards Board seeks volunteers to fill six vacancies
Applicants for the volunteer board must be law enforcement professionals or members of the public with sound judgment and a commitment to public service.
Coffee with a Cop event set for Kīlauea on Friday
Residents can meet local law enforcement at Kai Bar Coffee Roasters from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 6.
Kaua‘i’s Kawakami to be Hawai‘i Gov. Josh Green’s second-term lieutenant governor
Democrat incumbents also look likely to sweep the board in other state and national races, according to state elections office second printout of unofficial results from Tuesday’s 2026 general elections.
Big Island News
Police ask for help with locating missing, endangered 32-year-old woman
Marissa Todd was last seen at 10 a.m. Nov. 3, wearing pink shorts and a creme-colored shirt at Prince Kūhiō Plaza in Hilo.
Hawaiian Electric launches ALOHA Collection bag to raise money for local United Way agencies
Sales of the limited-edition collection end Nov. 16 and supplies are limited.
Maui News
Boaters urged to slow down as humpback whales return to Hawaiʻi waters
Federal officials are reminding boaters to slow down and keep their distance as humpback whales return to Hawaiʻi for the winter breeding season.
Community to celebrate nearly 20 years of dune restoration at Kapukaulua Beach
Nearly 20 years after community restoration efforts began at the Pāʻia Youth and Cultural Center, partners and volunteers will gather Nov. 13 to celebrate their work caring for Kapukaulua, also known as Baldwin Beach.
UH Maui College STEM students present their research projects at national conference
Three UH Maui College PKII (Project Kaihuwa‘a II) student scholars presented their research projects at the 2026 SACNAS (Society for the Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science) National Diversity in STEM Conference held last month in Long Beach, California. The conference brought together more than 1,600 participants from across the STEM community.
Alaska Air Group cuts 46 Hawaiʻi positions, including one at Kahului Airport; 8 employees offered different roles
Alaska Air Group is eliminating 46 Hawaiʻi positions and offering eight isle-based employees different roles, citing soaring fuel costs and rising overhead as it cuts about 200 non-contract jobs companywide, the company confirmed to Maui Now.
