While most ballots have already been cast, today some Hawaiians head to the polls to choose this year's major-party nominees for governor, lieutenant governor, both chambers of the state legislature, for one US Senate seat, and, in the 2nd Congressional District, for a US House of Representatives seat.

Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. Hawaii-Aleutian Standard Time, or at 1 p.m. and 1 a.m. Eastern Time.

Voting Info:

• State of Hawaii Office of Elections on YouTube (<6 minute video, May 17, no paywall): Hawaii Elections Explained

• KHON2 (August 2, no paywall): Hawaii Primary Election on Aug. 13: What you need to know

Background reading

• FiveThirtyEight (August 12, no paywall): What You Need To Know About Hawaii’s Primary

• USA Today (August 12, unclear whether no paywall or metered paywall): What you need to know about Hawaii's primary election

How it's going:

• Civil Beat (August 9, no paywall): 4 Days Before The Primary, More Than 186,000 Hawaii Voters Have Already Turned In Their Ballots | Even with the pandemic receding, Hawaii voters have embraced the state’s mail-in voting system, with only 1% of early voters casting their ballots in-person at voter service centers.

• Hawaii News Now (August 12, no paywall): Day before primary election, steady stream of voters drop off ballots or cast them in person

Where to find results:

• NPR: Here are the key primary election results from Hawaii

• 270towin: 2022 Hawaii Primary Live Results

• Hawaii's Department of Elections: Primary Election: August 13, 2022

Note: Look for the next election results discussion thread this Tuesday, August 16th when we'll have our eyes on important elections in Alaska and Wyoming.

It's Saturday, folks. Let's all kick back with a cup of coffee and share some cartoons!

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That's all. Enjoy your weekend!