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Gov. Linda Lingle's easy re-election last night helped raise the number of women governors in the U.S. back up to nine.
REBECCA BREYER | The Honolulu Advertiser
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Sen. Daniel Akaka was all smiles last night at Dole Cannery after turning back the challenge of GOP state Rep. Cynthia Thielen.
JOAQUIN SIOPACK | The Honolulu Advertiser
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Mazie Hirono celebrates her election to the U.S. House seat formerly occupied by Ed Case, also a Democrat.
ANDREW SHIMABUKU | The Honolulu Advertiser
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PRIMARY ELECTION |
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| U.S. SENATE |
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Despite dropoff, Akaka still has more cash than rival |
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Akaka campaign fell $188,534 in debt |
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Case 'eternally grateful' for support |
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Akaka's support was wide, analysis shows |
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Akaka wins; Case concedes |
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Lingle-backed Coffee beats GOP Senate hopefuls |
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Jerry Burris: Case's bid for change falls short |
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| U.S. HOUSE |
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Hirono raises $100K more than Hogue |
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Hirono, Hogue wait on national-party funds |
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Hirono holds off Hanabusa and the rest; Hogue squeaks by Kawananakoa |
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| GOVERNOR |
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6.7 quake a stroke of 'good luck' for Lingle |
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Lingle campaign fund far ahead |
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Iwase runs against Lingle and Bush |
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Iwase, Lingle present contrast in styles, background in debate |
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Lingle, Iwase debate tonight |
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HSTA backs Iwase; Lingle aide is critical |
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More cash surging into Lingle campaign coffer |
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PAC donation reports available online |
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Lingle, Iwase address Hawaiian issues |
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Iwase breezes to spot opposite GOP's Lingle |
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| LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR |
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Solomon withdraws faked-headline ads |
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No debate in lieutenant governor race |
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| STATE LEGISLATURE |
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Hirono, Hogue stick to campaign themes |
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Watch Hirono, Hogue debate on TV, Internet |
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Candidate says conviction was a lesson |
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Palolo election status cleared |
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House candidate arrested in DUI |
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Ex-councilman, officer seek end to traffic woes |
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Many parallels in Windward race |
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Can Democrats hold the line? |
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Tanaka, Harbin lose seats |
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| CITY COUNCIL |
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Okino, Tam on pace to retain Council seats |
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| NEIGHBOR ISLANDS |
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Kaua'i council incumbents appear in driver's seat |
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Re-count called for on Kaua'i |
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Kaua'i runners-up weigh vote recount |
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Baptiste declared winner on Kaua'i |
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| BOARD OF EDUCATION |
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Challengers Penebacker, Ikeda lead two BOE races |
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| OFFICE OF HAWAIIAN AFFAIRS |
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Kanahele's response on governance |
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Federal recognition at forefront for OHA races |
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| AT THE POLLS |
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'Lackluster' vote expected |
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400 jobs left to be filled at Hawai'i poll sites |
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Few problems at polls despite some no-show staff |
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| CAMPAIGN FINANCE |
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Limits on campaign donors from out of state still in place |
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Out-of-state donation limit confuses some |
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Confusion on campaign finance |
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Members of Farrington High's theater group — senior Cleo Mariano and sophomores Honey Grace Gementiza and Lopaka Matthews — perform a skit urging fellow students to vote. Gementiza, as the Statue of Liberty, pronounced: "You gotta voice your choice, make your call, hit the polls, if you want a country that's sound." See story.
BRUCE ASATO | The Honolulu Advertiser
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Clyde Namu'o, administrator for the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, and Jade Danner, vice president of the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, moderate a forum during the Native Hawaiian Convention, convened by the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement.
RICHARD AMBO | The Honolulu Advertiser
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Precinct official Gwen Nishimura, center, helps Josefina Coronado with directions on how to cast her ballot at the Kapalama Elementary School during the primary election today.
ANDREW SHIMABUKU | The Honolulu Advertiser |
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