Elections Office Addresses 661 Ballot Discrepancy at Meeting

August 28, 2025 | Office of Elections, Executive , Hawaii


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Elections Office Addresses 661 Ballot Discrepancy at Meeting
The Elections Commission meeting held on August 27, 2025, focused on addressing a significant discrepancy of 661 ballots reported during the recent election. The meeting included a detailed review of a 27-page response from the Office of Elections, accompanied by 1,900 pages of supporting documents.

During the discussion, officials highlighted that the Office of Elections could not replicate the reported discrepancy. They noted that the analysis may not have fully accounted for electronic ballots or other influencing factors. A chart presented during the meeting illustrated the numbers used in the analysis, comparing the figures from the Office of Elections with those utilized by the commission.

The chart, referenced as being on page 2 of the Office of Elections' response, was crucial in clarifying the source of the numbers. Officials emphasized that the data was derived from materials provided in response to inquiries made on May 30, ensuring transparency in the process.

The meeting underscored the importance of accurate ballot counting and the need for thorough investigations into discrepancies to maintain public trust in the electoral process. Further steps will likely be taken to address these findings and improve future election procedures.

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