City admits ineligible voters cast ballots in tied Makakilo primary race @hawaiinews
City admits ineligible voters cast ballots in tied Makakilo primary race @hawaiinews
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The city admitted two ineligible Ewa Beach residents voted in the tied Makakilo primary, which was decided by a drawing and is being challenged in court.

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City admits ineligible voters cast ballots in tied Makakilo primary race

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