Gov. Josh Green won a resounding reelection victory Tuesday as he and his running mate, outgoing Kauai Mayor Derek Kawakami, defeated the Republican ticket by a record-setting 50 percentage points.
Last-minute voters flocked to the state’s voting centers to cast their ballots on Election Day as Hawaii chooses its governor, U.S. representatives, and a host of state and county offices.
U.S. Reps. Ed Case and Jill Tokuda easily won re-election today as part of a nationwide blue wave tsunami that will see a return of Democratic control of both the U.S. House and U.S. Senate when the next Congress is sworn this coming January.
Hawaii Gov. Josh Green, a Democrat, is projected to win reelection, defeating Republican opponent Gary Cordery. Republican Gov. Phil Scott is projected to defeat Democratic opponent Amanda Janoo and win his reelection bid.
Democratic incumbent Josh Green won election Wednesday as governor of Hawaii, defeating Republican Gary Cordery.
Democrat Ed Case wins reelection to U.S. House in Hawaii's 1st Congressional District.
Five incumbents in the state Legislature — all Republicans — are facing defeat based on tonight’s second printout results representing most votes cast, though a few races remain too close to call.
Hawaii Gov. Josh Green handily won reelection Tuesday, defeating the Republican ticket of Gary Cordery and running mate Daniel Anthony by a record margin to secure a second four-year term.
Hawaiians on Tuesday pick their governor in the deep-blue Aloha State. Incumbent Gov. Josh Green (D) is seeking reelection to a second term. A former lieutenant governor, Green won nearly 89 percent of the vote in the Democratic primary in August. Green faces businessman Gary Cordery, who unsuccessfully sought the 2022 GOP gubernatorial nomination, as…
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