LIHU‘E — Registered voters should be receiving their 2022 primary election ballots in the mail in the coming days.
LIHU‘E — Registered voters should be receiving their 2022 primary election ballots in the mail in the coming days.
The initial ballot mailing went out on Friday, according to the county’s Office of the County Clerk Election Division.
The majority of Kaua‘i voters should receive their ballots within three to five days of the mailing date.
The public is urged to contact the Elections Division directly if they have any questions.
Any registered voter who does not receive a ballot within seven days of the mailing date should contact the Elections Division at 808-241-4800.
So many candidates to choose from. Lt. Governor takes on a new twist. It was chosen as a running mate in the past. Now they’ve got Oahu’s Ikaika Anderson. What’s wrong with him? Nothing, Just that he exhibits flunkout high school student like few others already in politics. Salesman approach. That is his approach to politics. He’s like Kai Kahele. Who are you voting for?
“I don’t know!”
IT is a right to vote. But then again, does it really count towards your benefit? Maybe you should visit Levana Lomma, for our rights. Group. Tell her how you feel working too hard at Targets and too few returns. And crooked politicians like Bernard Carvalho. He makes more money because he played lots of sports. “Can i have a chat with Levana?” Sure you can. She’s there for you.
Salem…