Incumbents Dennis “Fresh” Onishi and Heather Kimball will advance to the November general election.

But some races appear too close to call. There will also be a number of new faces in the Legislature.

The primary will narrow the crowded County Council race down to the top 14 candidates.

Five seats on the Board of Trustees are up for grabs this year.

Voters also narrowed down the top two County Council candidates to advance to the general election in certain district races.

Meanwhile, Gov. Josh Green’s well-financed campaign coasted to an easy win over his three little-known opponents in the Democratic primary.

As polls closed Saturday night, the incumbent surged ahead of state Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole in the Democratic primary. That lead held Sunday morning.

Tommy Waters was the second highest vote-getter but was deemed ineligible after ballots had already gone out.

The election drew both newcomers and veterans to the state’s voter service centers across the islands.

Danielle Bass could soon be appointed to fill Michelle Kidani’s seat and be on the November ballot. Voters will have little say in all that.