09-23-2026, 03:29 AM
Punatang, every time I've voted at a VSC I was required to show ID (the new system actually scans your ID) to get my ballot. #3 is a good idea but not the election division's fault. (Make it easy for citizens to get ID so no one has an excuse to not have one.) #4 seems like a bad idea: do you really want to be denied the right to vote because you misplaced your ID or someone made a data entry mistake? File the affidavit, vote, and they will follow up with you later, especially if the vote count is close enough that it matters.
I can also tell you that Hawaii County (at least in the recent past) has done a lot of the checks listed as not being done. (SSA, obits, commercial/industrial, number per address, etc. Those kinds of checks would generally be at the county level, not "state".
I don't get "The state does not allow the private funding of election officials and government agencies?". Are they saying Hawaii does allow private funding? How, when, huh?
I can also tell you that Hawaii County (at least in the recent past) has done a lot of the checks listed as not being done. (SSA, obits, commercial/industrial, number per address, etc. Those kinds of checks would generally be at the county level, not "state".
I don't get "The state does not allow the private funding of election officials and government agencies?". Are they saying Hawaii does allow private funding? How, when, huh?
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