Bissen won reelection as Maui mayor, defeating Yuki Lei Sugimura. Josh Green also won another term as governor, with Derek Kawakami as lieutenant governor. Ed Case and Jill Tokuda retained their congressional seats, and Mel Rapozo won Kauaʻi’s mayoral race.

On Maui, Kelly King narrowly led Tom Cook for South Maui’s council seat, while Sne Patel led the West Maui state House race. Those results were still preliminary.

Here are Maui’s winners and current leaders, based on the latest preliminary results—not yet certified.

Maui mayor

• Richard Bissen Jr.

Maui County Council

• East Maui: Shane Sinenci
• West Maui: Tamara Paltin
• Wailuku–Waiheʻe–Waikapū: Marvin Moniz
• Kahului: Kauanoe Batangan
• South Maui: Kelly King
• Makawao–Haʻikū–Pāʻia: Nohe Uʻu-Hodgins
• Upcountry: Bobby Pahia
• Lānaʻi: Gabe Johnson — unopposed
• Molokaʻi: Keani Rawlins-Fernandez — unopposed.

State House

• District 9, Kahului: Justin Woodson — elected unopposed.
• District 10, Wailuku/Waikapū: Tyson Miyake
• District 11, South Maui: Terez Amato
• District 12, Upcountry: Kyle Yamashita
• District 13, East Maui/Molokaʻi/Lānaʻi: Mahina Poepoe
• District 14, West Maui: Paʻele Kiakona currently leads Sne Patel by 107 votes. Correction to my earlier summary: Patel’s early lead reversed.

State Senate

District 5, Central Maui: Troy Hashimoto — elected unopposed.

All other Hawaii election results via the Star Advertiser.

https://www.staradvertiser.com/2026-hawaii-general-election-results