Which they well deserve, on every comments section of these articles. FB, insta, newspapers online, etc.

I’m saving this simple cut and paste to post this way. I’m sure it can be improved upon.

https://elections.hawaii.gov/voting/voting-in-hawaii/

Learn more about Voter Registration.

VOTING BY MAIL
Keep Your Voter Registration Current
Ballots are mailed to the mailing address associated with your voter registration. If you move to a new residence, change your mailing address or name, you must update your voter registration. You may check online or contact your County Elections Division to confirm that your registration record is current.

Receiving Your Ballot
You will receive a mail ballot packet at least 18 days prior to the election.

Your packet consists of a ballot, ballot secrecy sleeve, and a prepaid postage return ballot envelope.

Voters with special needs may request for an electronic ballot through the Voter Registration Application or by contacting their County Elections Division. Click here to learn more about voting with an accessible electronic ballot.

Returning Your Ballot
You may return your voted ballot by mail or in person at a designated place of deposit within your county. Voted ballots must be received by your County Elections Division by 7:00 p.m. on Election Day.

Tracking Your Ballot
You may check on the status of your ballot, whether it has been mailed and/or received, by contacting your County Elections Division. Additionally, you may sign up with BallotTrax to receive ballot notifications.

Processing Your Ballot
Upon receipt of your return envelope, your County Elections Division validates the signature to confirm your identity. After your signature is validated, your ballot will be forwarded to state election officials to be counted.

Voting at a Voter Service Center
The County Elections Divisions establish voter service centers that will be open 10 days prior and on Election Day. Services include accessible in person voting and same day registration.