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County of Maui Summary GENERAL ELECTION 2020 - State of Hawaii – County of Maui Page 1 November 3, 2020 Printed on: 11/13/2020 at 11:30:25 am SUMMARY REPORT **FINAL SUMMARY REPORT** President and Vice President At-Large Trustee MAUI: Office of the Managing Director (D) BIDEN / HARRIS 47,305 66.0% SOUZA, Keoni 27,333 38.1% YES 27,634 38.6% (R) TRUMP / PENCE 22,126 30.9% AKINA, Keli'i 21,963 30.7% NO 37,653 52.6% (L) JORGENSEN / COHEN 772 1.1% Blank Votes: 22,334 31.2% Blank Votes: 6,314 8.8% (G) HAWKINS / WALKER 585 0.8% Over Votes: 23 0.0% Over Votes: 28 0.0% (AS) PIERCE / BALLARD 145 0.2% (C) BLANKENSHIP / MOHR 111 0.2% Councilmember (East Maui) MAUI: Term Limits for Council Members Blank Votes: 555 0.8% Over Votes: 54 0.1% SINENCI, Shane 32,995 46.1% YES 48,967 68.4% CARROLL, Claire Kamalu 26,245 36.6% NO 18,260 25.5% U.S. Representative, Dist II Blank Votes: 12,363 17.3% Blank Votes: 4,371 6.1% Over Votes: 26 0.0% Over Votes: 31 0.0% (D) KAHELE, Kaiali'i (Kai) 42,140 58.8% (R) AKANA, Joe 19,120 26.7% Councilmember (West Maui) MAUI: Standards for Charter Interpretation (L) TIPPENS, Michelle Rose 1,551 2.2% (A) HOOMANAWANUI, Jonathan 1,468 2.0% PALTIN, Tamara Akiko Maile 33,696 47.0% YES 39,588 55.3% (N) BURRUS, Ron 624 0.9% NAVA, Rick 26,592 37.1% NO 23,485 32.8% (AS) GIUFFRE, John (Raghu) 164 0.2% Blank Votes: 11,323 15.8% Blank Votes: 8,524 11.9% Blank Votes: 6,523 9.1% Over Votes: 18 0.0% Over Votes: 32 0.0% Over Votes: 63 0.1% Councilmember (Wailuku-Waihee-Waikapu) MAUI: Charter Commission State Senator, Dist 5 LEE, Alice L. 48,020 67.0% YES 34,868 48.7% (D) KEITH-AGARAN, Gil S. Coloma 13,891 60.1% Blank Votes: 23,609 33.0% NO 28,753 40.1% (R) KAJIWARA-GUSMAN, Christy 6,683 28.9% Over Votes: 0 0.0% Blank Votes: 7,983 11.1% (A) KEEN, Rynette Ipo 1,028 4.5% Over Votes: 25 0.0% Blank Votes: 1,490 6.4% Councilmember (Kahului) Over Votes: 9 0.0% MAUI: Term Limits for Mayor State Representative, Dist 9 KAMA, Tasha 30,029 41.9% KAMEKONA, Carol Lee 27,641 38.6% YES 47,277 66.0% Blank Votes: 13,935 19.5% NO 19,979 27.9% (D) WOODSON, Justin H. 7,019 74.0% Over Votes: 24 0.0% Blank Votes: 4,345 6.1% (A) CHRUPALYK, Kahala Jen 1,383 14.6% Over Votes: 28 0.0% Blank Votes: 1,083 11.4% Councilmember (South Maui) Over Votes: 5 0.1% MAUI: Department of Agriculture State Representative, Dist 10 KING, Kelly Takaya 34,155 47.7% COOK, Tom 25,506 35.6% YES 43,656 60.9% Blank Votes: 11,954 16.7% NO 23,515 32.8% (D) MCKELVEY, Angus L.K. 5,837 56.2% Over Votes: 14 0.0% Blank Votes: 4,413 6.2% (R) BALINBIN, Kanamu 3,163 30.5% Over Votes: 45 0.1% (A) GYLDSTRAND, Travis D.E. 606 5.8% Councilmember (Makawao-Haiku-Paia) Blank Votes: 768 7.4% REGISTRATION AND TURNOUT Over Votes: 10 0.1% MOLINA, Mike 41,233 57.6% State Representative, Dist 11 EYRE, Aja 18,459 25.8% **************************************** GENERAL 11,916 16.6% Blank Votes: **************************************** Over Votes: 21 0.0% (D) WILDBERGER, Tina M.L. 7,661 64.0% TOTAL REGISTRATION 107,930 (A) GREENBERG, Howard E. 2,668 22.3% Councilmember (Upcountry) TOTAL TURNOUT 71,653 66.4% Blank Votes: 1,644 13.7% MAIL TURNOUT 67,096 62.2% Over Votes: 2 0.0% SUGIMURA, Yuki Lei Kashiwa 48,268 67.4% IN-PERSON TURNOUT 4,557 4.2% State Representative, Dist 13 Blank Votes: 23,361 32.6% Over Votes: 0 0.0% (D) DECOITE, Lynn P. 7,718 64.1% Councilmember (Lanai) (A) KAPAKU, Theresa 2,000 16.6% (R) VANDERPOOL, Robin 1,583 13.1% JOHNSON, Gabe 32,100 44.8% Blank Votes: 742 6.2% DE JETLEY, Alberta 24,492 34.2% Over Votes: 5 0.0% Blank Votes: 15,025 21.0% 12 Hawaii Resident Trustee Over Votes: 0.0% Councilmember (Molokai) LINDSEY, Keola 28,448 39.7% MANGAUIL, Lanakila 20,389 28.5% RAWLINS-FERNANDEZ, Keani 31,713 44.3% Blank Votes: 22,795 31.8% CRIVELLO, Stacy Helm 26,341 36.8% Over Votes: 21 0.0% Blank Votes: 13,557 18.9% 18 Molokai Resident Trustee Over Votes: 0.0% MAUI: Affordable Housing Fund MACHADO, Colette (Piipii) 24,655 34.4% ALAPA, Luana 23,486 32.8% YES 37,579 52.5% Blank Votes: 23,492 32.8% NO 29,086 40.6% Over Votes: 20 0.0% Blank Votes: 4,915 6.9% Over Votes: 49 0.1% (L) - LIBERTARIAN (G) - GREEN (D) - DEMOCRATIC (N) - NONPARTISIAN (AS) - AMERICAN SHOPPING (C) - CONSTITUTION (R) - REPUBLICAN (A) - ALOHA AINA.
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