Saturday was primary election day in Hawaii, with those voters who didn’t vote earlier by mail casting their ballots in person.

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Due to the newspaper’s early print deadlines, the results below are from Saturday evening’s first printout, which included all early voting.

These results aren’t tabulated to take into effect blank votes and spoiled ballots.

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Candidates in nonpartisan contests, such as the County Council, who garnered 50% plus one vote in their respective primary races won their seat outright. For races where no candidate received a majority of the vote, the top two candidates will meet in a runoff in November’s general election.

For more complete results, including Office of Hawaiian Affairs contests, visit elections.hawaii.gov/election-results/.

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Hawaii County Council District 1

Heather Kimball — 2,361, 57.8%

Ren Del Rosario — 1,283, 31.4%

BJ Penn — 194, 4.7%

Hawaii County Council District 2

Jennifer “Jenn” Kagiwada — 2,647, 46.9%

Wendy Botelho — 943, 16.7%

JoNelle Fukushima — 773, 13.7%

Blaine Kenji Bautista — 737, 13%

William Halverson — 88, 1.6%

Hawaii County Council District 3

Dennis “Fresh” Onishi 3,052, 60.2%

Kelton Chang 1,694, 33.4%

Hawaii County Council District 4

Eileen O’Hara — 1,367, 34.5%

Lloyd K. Enriquez — 927, 23.4%

Cyd Hoffield — 666, 16.8%

Shannon “Smiley” Burrows — 637, 16.1%

Hawaii County Council District 5

Shannon Matson — 849, 23%

Ikaika Rodenhurst — 827, 22.4%

Dawn Kaneali‘i-Kleinfelder — 792, 21.4%

Seaula Jr. Tupa‘i — 616, 16.7%

Chantel Makuole-Perrin — 368, 10%

Hawaii County Council District 6

Guy Enriques — 1,208, 28.2%

Zed Kaapana Aki — 915, 21.4%

Justin R. Canelas — 758, 17.7%

Jason Masters — 676, 15.8%

Kyle Kepano Jones — 291, 8.8%

Hawaii County Council District 7

Manu Powers — 2,273, 59%

Edgar “Eddie O” Ombac — 719, 18.7%

Mark Henriques — 417, 10.8%

Hawaii County Council District 8

Holeka Goro Inaba — 2,211, 71.9%

Hawaii County Council District 9

James Hustace — 3,312, 78.1%

State Senate District 2

Democratic:

Joy San Buenaventura — 4,644, 68.7%

Tanya Yamanaka Aynessazian — 1,577, 23.3%

Libertarian:

Frederick Fogel — 34, 20.7%

State House of Representatives District 1

Democratic:

Matthias Kusch — 3,378, 71.9%

State House of Representatives District 2

Democratic:

Sue Keohokapu Lee Loy — 3,675, 65.8%

Cristina “Tina” Holt — 1,238, 22.2%

Republican:

Jonathan Kennealy — 600, 77.4%

State House of Representatives District 3

Democratic:

Christopher Todd — 2,203, 62.8%

Kuulei “Kiana” Keawekane — 1,047, 29.8%

Libertarian:

Austin Martin — 13, 17.3%

State House of Representatives District 4

Democratic:

Greggor Ilagan — 2,158, 63.7%

Tamlyn “Tam” Hunt — 1,050, 31%

Republican:

Zak Wittenhagen — 608, 81.1%

State House of Representatives District 5

Democratic:

Jeanne Kapela — 2,411, 63.9%

Matt Kaneali‘i-Kleinfelder — 1,050, 27.8%

Republican:

Dalene McCormick — 679,78.9%

State House of Representatives District 6

Democratic:

Kirstin Kahaloa — 2,915, 79.1%

State House of Representatives District 7

Democratic:

Nicole Lowen — 2,125, 82.6%

State House of Representatives District 8

Democratic:

David Tarnas — 3.022, 82.2%

Republican:

Monique Perreira — 624, 67.2%

Hope Alohalani Cermelj 166, 17.9%

U.S. House of Representatives District 1

Democratic:

Ed Case — 58,393, 57.3%

Jarrett Keohokalole — 34,878, 34.2%

Jennifer Booker — 2,123, 2.1%

Nick Kiswanto — 846, 0.8%

Ben Fatula — 819, 0.8%

Republican:

Adriel Lam — 15,224, 79.5%

Nonpartisan:

Nathan Berning — 859, 24.8%

Green:

Jordan Conley — 358, 21.3%

U.S. House of Representatives District 2

Democratic:

Jill Tokuda — 78,900, 84%

Steven King — 3,314, 3.5%

Greg Guithues — 2,516, 2.7%

Kiril Basin — 1,263, 1.3%

Republican:

Brenton Awa — 19,832, 83.5%

Nonpartisan:

Edward Codelia — 960, 16.3%

Randall Terry — 609, 10.3%

Governor

Democratic:

Josh Green — 162,951, 83.1%

Lauren Kapoliahi‘iaki Shim — 9,203, 4.7%

George “Teva” Lucas-Tadeo — 5,945, 3%

David “Duke” Bourgoin — 3,769, 1.9%

Republican:

Gary Cordery — 27,736, 64.5%

Ken Fujiyama — 9,742, 22.6%

Nonpartisan:

Shawn “Bu Laia” Hill — 1,084, 12.5%

Calvert Williamson — 693, 8%

Clyde McClain “Mac” Lewman — 420, 4.8%

John “Raghu” Giuffre — 334, 3.8%

Lieutenant Governor

Democratic:

Derek Kawakami — 125,020, 63.7%

Della Au Belatti — 46,126, 23.5%

John Choi — 10.890, 5.5%

Sam Puletasi — 1,796, 0.9%

Ku Lono “Bobby” Cuadra — 1,181, 0.6%

Republican:

Daniel Anthony — 12,874, 30%

Margaret Rose Mejia — 8,215, 19.1%

Robert Peters — 7,488, 17.4%

Hopelin “Hope” Cresencia — 6,352, 14.8%

Nonpartisan:

Kilakila Kamau — 2,058, 24.1%