1982 general · November 2, 1982

1982 Hawaii House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Hawaii House of Representatives district in the 1982 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 51 seats

After the electionD 43 · R 8
Races51
Changed party0
Unopposed35%18 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 43 · R 8

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Herbert A. Segawa (D)Unopposed
HD-2Andy Levin (D)65.4
HD-3Virginia Isbell (R)6.7
HD-4Yoshito Takamine (D)29.3
HD-5Richard Matsuura (D)39.8
HD-6Herbert J. Honda (D)7.2
HD-7Mark J. Andrews (D)Unopposed
HD-8Joseph M. Souki (D)16.8
HD-9Clayton Hee (D)9.5
HD-10Donna R. Ikeda (R)Unopposed
HD-11Hal Jones (R)7.2
HD-12Barbara C. Marumoto (R)18.3
HD-13Fred Rohlfing (R)36.3
HD-14Calvin K. Y. Say (D)Unopposed
HD-15Ken Kiyabu (D)52.8
HD-16Joan Hayes (D)3.1Incumbent lost
HD-17Dave Hagino (D)Unopposed
HD-18Brian T. Taniguchi (D)43.3
HD-19Marvin S. C. Dang (R)47.1
HD-20Mazie K. Hirono (D)33.8
HD-21Russell Blair (D)39.4
HD-22Kathleen Stanley (D)41.1
HD-23Rod Tam (D)31.7
HD-24Byron Baker (D)Unopposed
HD-25Dwight L. Yoshimura (D)28.7
HD-26Gene Albano (D)46.3
HD-27Dennis M. Nakasato (D)Unopposed
HD-28Rey Graulty (D)Unopposed
HD-29Donna Kim (D)Unopposed
HD-30Connie B. Chun (D)14.4
HD-31Tom Okamura (D)71.4
HD-32Clarice Hashimoto (D)Unopposed
HD-33Arnold Morgado Jr. (D)Unopposed
HD-34Eloise Y. Tungpalan (D)Unopposed
HD-35Mitsuo Shito (D)Unopposed
HD-36Avis Kiyabusaballa (D)Unopposed
HD-37Mike Crozier (D)Unopposed
HD-38Henry H. Peters (D)61.1
HD-39Ron Menor (D)25.7
HD-40Daniel Kihano (D)23.3
HD-41Robert Bunda (D)70.8
HD-42Joe Leong (D)26.9
HD-43Bob Nakata (D)29.2
HD-44Terrance Tom (D)27.3
HD-45Marshall Ige (D)Unopposed
HD-46Whitney Anderson (R)1.8Incumbent lost
HD-47John J. Medeiros (R)36.8
HD-48Norma Wong (D)38.5
HD-49Peter K. Apo (D)34.8
HD-50Alfred C. Lardizabal (D)Unopposed
HD-51Richard Kawakami (D)Unopposed

Hawaii House of Representatives

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner