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04/11/2026 02:05

Hawaii voters approve RISE bonds, reject ranked choice voting

Hawaii voters overwhelmingly supported bonds to support infrastructure development while Honolulu voters are split on whether local elections should be decided by ranked choice voting, according to the second printout results.

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