US Senate Elections 2012 | US Senate Elections | Hawaii Races
2012 Hawaii U.S. Senate Election Results
Mazie Hirono
Percent: 62.59%
Votes: 269,159
Linda Lingle
Percent: 37.41%
Votes: 160,897
Race Summary
The 2012 United States Senate election in Hawaii was held on November 6, 2012, for the open seat left by retiring Democratic Senator Daniel Akaka, and Democratic U.S. Representative Mazie Hirono won the election with 62.59% of the vote against Republican former Governor Linda Lingle.
Full Results
Mazie Hirono (DEM)
Percent: 62.59%
Votes: 269,159
Linda Lingle (REP)
Percent: 37.41%
Votes: 160,897
Total votes: 430,056
State Map
Results by County
Hawaii County
Mazie Hirono (DEM)
Percent: 69.00%
Votes: 43,383
Linda Lingle (REP)
Percent: 31.00%
Votes: 19,491
Total votes: 62,874
Honolulu County
Mazie Hirono (DEM)
Percent: 59.44%
Votes: 174,634
Linda Lingle (REP)
Percent: 40.56%
Votes: 119,176
Total votes: 293,810
Kauai County
Mazie Hirono (DEM)
Percent: 71.59%
Votes: 17,973
Linda Lingle (REP)
Percent: 28.41%
Votes: 7,134
Total votes: 25,107
Maui County
Mazie Hirono (DEM)
Percent: 68.72%
Votes: 33,169
Linda Lingle (REP)
Percent: 31.28%
Votes: 15,096
Total votes: 48,265