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United States — Hawaii
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County clerks may allow certain voters to submit voter registration applications electronically if they have valid government-issued ID that can be electronically confirmed.
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State agencies that deal with the public must provide voter registration affidavit applications to adults 18 or older.
United States — Hawaii
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Ballots are counted differently depending on the contest or question and the number of votes cast.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision tells precinct officials how to count ballots after polls close, and allows some electronic ballot counting before close if votes are not disclosed early.
United States — Hawaii
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Officials must record ballot overages or underages, send the record to the chief election officer or county clerk, and keep a public list of affected precincts.
United States — Hawaii
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Precinct officials must collect and return precinct records and supplies; voted ballots must stay secure, be handled only with nonpartisan representatives present, and be sealed after tabulation.
United States — Hawaii
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Election officials must compile, certify, and release election results after the contest period ends, using specified records and reconciliations.
United States — Hawaii
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The chief election officer or county clerk must deliver certificates of election, and in county elections must issue certificates of results, but only after listed filing, payment, and election-contest conditions are satisfied.
United States — Hawaii
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If an election ends in a tie, the tie is resolved under this section’s vote-allocation procedure by the chief election officer or, in county elections, the county clerk.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain qualified persons who cannot appear in person may register to vote by mail, using the prescribed form, and the application must be filed at least 30 days before a primary or general election.
United States — Hawaii
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The clerk must remove certain registered voters from the register after a general election, but must keep or restore names in several cases and allow election-day voting if the stated affidavit is completed.
United States — Hawaii
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This part applies when a contested election must be decided by a court of competent jurisdiction under law.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain candidates, directly interested political parties, or 30 voters in an election district may file a complaint in the supreme court.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision is repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision sets filing, service, hearing, judgment, and ballot-placement steps for certain primary and county election contests.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision is marked repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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A complaint in an election contest must be filed with the supreme court clerk by the stated deadline, and the court must hear the case and enter judgment.
United States — Hawaii
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The supreme court may compel witnesses, punish contempts, take necessary steps to resolve proceedings and enforce its decrees, and make special rules. Costs are set by supreme court rule.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision was repealed.
United States — Hawaii
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A voter who moves from one precinct to another before an election must tell the clerk and update registration to the proper precinct by the registration deadline.