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Our Kaiāulu Votes is an inclusive, Native Hawaiian-led movement of ‘ōiwi, kama‘āina, and first-time voters standing together to change our destiny through voting.

Cast your ballot and let your voice be heard!

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  • Where -- Front lawn of the Molokai Public Library

On October 29th, Our Kaiāulu Votes will be hosting a rally to celebrate and encourage voting. VOTE and help change Hawai‘i’s future.

Our Kaiāulu Votes is a strictly nonpartisan and non-candidate coalition. We kindly ask that no candidates or campaign committees running for elected office in 2024 elections participate in this sign waving event. Please email engage@kanaeokana.net for questions.

  • Where -- Wailoa River State Park & Hawaiʻi County Building
  • 11:15 am -- Sign waving at Wailoa River State Park (along Kamehameha Avenue)
  • 12:15 pm -- Walk to County Building on Pauahi Street
    to drop off general election ballots
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4:30 pm

Tuesday, October 29th 2024

Sign Waving
Sign waving on the front lawn
of Molokai Public Library
11:00 am

Friday, November 1st 2024

Walk to the Box
Ballot drop off at Voter Service Center
4386 Rice St, Lihue, HI 96766
adjacent to the Historic County Building
11:30 am

Friday, November 1st 2024

Sign Waving
Sign waving on southwest side of Rice Street
between ʻUmi St.and ʻEiwa St.
11:00 am

Tuesday, October 22nd 2024

Sign Waving
Sign waving along King Street
(in front of Kamehameha Statue)
11:30 am

Tuesday, October 22nd 2024

Walk to the Box
Walk to Honolulu Hale
to drop off general election ballots
11:15 am

Tuesday, October 22nd 2024

Sign Waving
Sign waving at Wailoa River State Park
(along Kamehameha Avenue)
12:15 pm

Tuesday, October 22nd 2024

Walk to the Box
Walk to County Building on Pauahi Street
to drop off general election ballots
9:30 am

Wednesday, October 23rd 2024

Walk to the Box
Ballot drop off at Wailuku Community Center
10:30 am

Wednesday, October 23rd 2024

Sign Waving
Sign waving at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center,
Northeast intersection fronting old Sears location
11:00 am

Friday, August 9th 2024

Sign Waving
Sign waving along King Street (near ʻIolani Palace)
11:30 am

Friday, August 9th 2024

Walk to the Box
Walk to Honolulu Hale to drop off ballots
11:15 am

Friday, August 9th 2024

Sign Waving
Sign waving at Wailoa River State Park
(along Kamehameha Avenue)
12:15 am

Friday, August 9th 2024

Walk to the Box
Walk to County Building on Pauahi Street
to drop off ballots
12:15 pm

Friday, August 9th 2024

Sign Waving
Ballot drop off at Wailuku Community Center
1:15 pm

Friday, August 9th 2024

Walk to the Box
Sign waving at Queen Kaʻahumanu Center
(NE corner near intersection w/ Kane street)

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In The News

Maui Now
August 9, 2024

Native Hawaiian-serving organizations rally for voter participation

“Voting can help create a better future for our lāhui by advocating for policies that will benefit the long-term health of the Native Hawaiian people,” says Niniau Kawaihae, OHA director of Beneficiary Engagement. “Your vote can influence decisions on issues related to land rights, education, healthcare, cultural preservation and more.”

Maui Now
August 9, 2024

"Walk to the Box" events held on Friday

A coalition of Native Hawaiian-serving organizations, including Kamehameha Schools, the Office of Hawaiian Affairs, and the Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement, held “Walk to the Box” events on Friday across the pae ʻāina to rally voter participation...

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