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2010 general · November 2, 2010

2010 Hawaii House of Representatives election results, district by district

Every Hawaii House of Representatives district in the 2010 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 party2
Unopposed8%4 races
Incumbents defeated1

Every district

D 43 · R 8

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
HD-1Mark M. Nakashima (D)54.2
HD-2Jerry Leslie Chang (D)54.7
HD-3Clifton K. Tsuji (D)67.4
HD-4Faye P. Hanohano (D)14.2
HD-5Robert N. Herkes (D)51.2
HD-6Denny Coffman (D)3.8
HD-7Cindy Evans (D)20.8
HD-8Joseph M. Souki (D)54.1
HD-9Gil S. Coloma Keithagaran (D)57.8
HD-10Angus McKelvey (D)28.6
HD-11George R. Fontaine (R)2.9FlippedIncumbent lost
HD-12Kyle Yamashita (D)49.0
HD-13Mele Carroll (D)54.5
HD-14Hermina Morita (D)52.0
HD-15James Kunane Tokioka (D)59.8
HD-16Dee Morikawa (D)60.7
HD-17Gene Ward (R)Unopposed
HD-18Mark Hashem (D)5.0
HD-19Barbara C. Marumoto (R)Unopposed
HD-20Calvin K. Y. Say (D)47.8
HD-21Scott Y. Nishimoto (D)55.5
HD-22Scott K. Saiki (D)55.1
HD-23Tom Brower (D)31.2
HD-24Isaac W. Choy (D)55.1
HD-25Della Belatti (D)29.3
HD-26Sylvia Luke (D)48.8
HD-27Corinne W. Ching (R)41.0
HD-28Karl Rhoads (D)9.7
HD-29Joey Manahan (D)61.7
HD-30John M. Mizuno (D)57.4
HD-31Linda Ichiyama (D)33.7
HD-32Aaron Ling Johanson (R)12.8
HD-33Blake K. Oshiro (D)8.9
HD-34Mark Takai (D)62.1
HD-35Henry J. C. Aquino (D)67.0
HD-36Roy M. Takumi (D)24.8
HD-37Ryan I. Yamane (D)13.7
HD-38Marilyn B. Lee (D)0.1
HD-39Marcus R. Oshiro (D)31.0
HD-40Sharon E. Har (D)34.7
HD-41Ty J. K. Cullen (D)46.7
HD-42Rida T. R. Cabanillaarakawa (D)12.3
HD-43Kymberly Pine (R)35.1
HD-44Karen Leinani Awana (D)Unopposed
HD-45Maile S. L. Shimabukuro (D)16.4
HD-46Gil Riviere (R)14.3Flipped
HD-47Jessica Wooley (D)18.6
HD-48Ken Ito (D)47.7
HD-49Pono Chong (D)26.0
HD-50Cynthia Thielen (R)Unopposed
HD-51Chris Lee (D)46.6

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