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January 1, Hawaii Democrats Rally Behind Governor as GOP Challenger Emerges

Wyatt’s Take
- Incumbent Democrat Governor Josh Green secured his party’s nomination in Hawaii’s primary, setting up a general election showdown
- Businessman Gary Cordery won the Republican nomination, giving conservative voters a clear alternative to the Democrat status quo
- Hawaii voters will decide whether to continue with Green’s policies or change direction with a business-focused outsider
Hawaii’s gubernatorial primary elections are in the books, and the matchup for the general election is now set. Democrat Governor Josh Green won his party’s nomination to seek a second term leading the island state.
On the Republican side, businessman Gary Cordery emerged victorious, earning the GOP nomination and the chance to challenge Green’s record in office.
Green, who has served as governor since taking office, will now face off against Cordery, who brings a business background to his campaign. The general election will give Hawaiian voters a clear choice between continuing the current Democrat leadership or shifting to a Republican alternative focused on economic principles.
Cordery’s campaign emphasizes his private-sector experience and argues that Hawaii needs fresh leadership with a business-minded approach to tackle the state’s economic challenges.
The primary results confirm what many political observers expected: Green maintains strong support within the Democrat base, while Republicans have coalesced around Cordery as their standard-bearer.
Hawaii has historically leaned Democrat in statewide races, but Cordery’s business credentials could appeal to voters concerned about economic issues, cost of living, and government spending.
Wyatt Matters
Hawaii families are dealing with some of the highest costs of living in the nation, and this election gives them a real choice. A businessman running against a career politician — that’s the kind of race that lets hardworking people decide if they want more of the same or someone who understands how to balance a budget and create opportunity. Elections should always come down to who’s going to fight for your family’s bottom line.
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Robert Lope
August 9, 2026 at 12:32 pm
I hope try they vote for Corderly who can help the people for a change. All the Democrats know how to do is Tax and Spend.
Wake up and vote Red !!!
Rick
August 9, 2026 at 2:26 pm
Democrats love to spend money, especially if it’s someone else’s money ! They rarely have anything to show for the waisted money!