Mayoral elections in Honolulu are held every four years to elect the mayor of the City and County of Honolulu, Hawaii, the largest county in Hawaii by population.
Since a 1992 referendum, all local elections in Honolulu are required to be non-partisan. Mayors of Honolulu are limited to two consecutive terms. The incumbent mayor is independent Rick Blangiardi, serving since 2021.
2024
2020
2016
2012
2010 special
2008
2004 First round
Runoff
2000 Incumbent mayor Jeremy Harris was re-elected on the first round.
1996 First round
Runoff
1994 special A special election was triggered after the resignation of incumbent Republican mayor Frank Fasi. This was the first mayoral election after a 1992 referendum made local elections in Honolulu nonpartisan.
1992
Democratic primary
Republican primary
Libertarian primary Jack Schweigert won the Libertarian primary unopposed with 728 votes.
Nonpartisan primary
General election
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