Who can vote?
Any Hawaii student in grades K-12 may vote.

How do I vote?
If you have a password, you can vote from any computer with internet access.  You will also be asked to input your district and precinct, information easily found on the Find Your Polling Place webpage by typing in the name of the street on which you live (do not include the number and street type).

How do I get a password for the General Election?
One of your teachers at school has been authorized to distribute passwords to students.   He/she will help you. For home-school students, your parent or teacher can contact us to obtain a password for you.

What if I lose my password?
If you lose your password before submitting your vote, inform the teacher from whom you received your password. Parents/teachers of home-schooled students should contact us.

What if I don’t have a computer at home?
You can vote from any computer with internet access such as school or public libraries, a friend’s house and other sites.

Will anyone see how I vote?
No. Your vote is confidential. Your teacher can check if you voted, but not how you voted.

What is the practice voting from September 27 to October 17?
During this period there will be an unofficial ballot on which you can practice voting. You do not need a password to participate, and you can practice voting as many times as you want.