The Hawaii Republican Party has canceled its presidential preference poll, joining five other states.

The state will switch to an all-mail voting system for the 2020 elections.

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The Office of Elections is already working to implement a measure that is still sitting on the governor’s desk.

The Democratic Party of Hawaii has asked members for input on its 2020 presidential preference poll.

Dozens of bills introduced by the state House and Senate augur well for major improvements if lawmakers can actually seal the deals.

City Council candidate Tommy Waters and state Senate candidate Matt LoPresti both lost their races by razor-thin margins.

The House and Senate plan to install new judiciary chairs but keep the current heads of each chamber and their respective money committees.

When the Garden’s Isle’s 14 precinct stations shut down Tuesday night, it might have been for the last time. An all-mail ballot experiment begins in 2020.

The 398,398 ballots cast in this general election represented a turnout rate of 52.6 percent — slightly higher than in 2014.

But local Republicans took solace in their expanded majority in the U.S. Senate.