Hawaii became a state on August 21, 1959, having previously been an independent kingdom from 1795 to 1893, a republic until 1898, and a territory until statehood. Elected offices are as follows:
- Presidential electors every four years, at large
- Two Senators every six years
- Staggered terms
- Congressional representatives every two years
- Governor, elected every four years
- State Senators, elected every four years
- 1887-1964, 1978-present: Staggered terms
- 1966-1974: Elected all at once
- State Representatives
- 1851-55: Elected every year
- 1856-present: Elected every two years
Party primaries were introduced by 1930.
Hawaii has primarily reported election results by precinct since annexation, with results by district beforehand.
Subdirectories
| Presidential Elections (work in progress) | |
| Senatorial Elections (coming soon!) | Congressional Elections (coming soon!) |
| Gubernatorial Elections (coming soon!) | |
| State Senate Elections (coming soon!) | State House Elections (missing pre-1854) |
Informational Pages
| Congressional Districts | |
| State Senate Districts | State House Districts |
| Unique Parties |
Sources
The eVols digital library has results for 1959-62.
The HathiTrust digital library has results for 1974-88.
The Office of Elections' website has results from 1992 to the present.
Results in contemporary newspapers such as the Honolulu Advertiser, Star-Bulletin, or the Hilo Tribune-Herald were used when official results could not be ascertained.