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2012 Senate elections · Hawaii history

Hawaii U.S. Senate election 2012

Mazie K. Hirono DEM +24.8 · Class I seat · held 11/6/12

Votes counted
437,159
Margin
24.8 pts
Seat held by
Democraticheld
President in HI
D+42.7same year

General election 11/6/12

CandidatePartyVotesShareBar
Mazie K. Hirono WonDEM269,48962.60%
Linda LingleREP160,99437.40%
Blank—6,5991.53%
Overvote—770.02%
Total437,159

Official source: Election-Statistics

Other Hawaii Senate races

YearSeatWinnerMargin
2024Class IMazie K. Hirono31.4
2022Class IIIBrian Schatz44.0
2018Class IMazie K. Hirono41.2
2016Class IIIBrian Schatz48.9
2014 specialClass IIIBrian Schatz40.3
2012Class IMazie K. Hirono24.8
2010Class IIIDaniel K. Inouye53.2
2006Class IDaniel K. Akaka24.6
2004Class IIIDaniel K. Inouye54.5
2000Class IDaniel K. Akaka48.2
1998Class IIIDaniel K. Inouye61.4
1994Class IDaniel K. Akaka47.6

Full Hawaii Senate history →

Questions and answers

Who won the 2012 Hawaii Senate race?

Mazie K. Hirono (DEM) won with 62.6% of the vote, ahead of Linda Lingle (37.4%), a margin of 24.8 points.

Did the Hawaii Senate seat change party in 2012?

No. The Democratic Party held it.

How many votes were cast in the 2012 Hawaii Senate race?

437,159 votes were counted for the candidates in the general election.

Compiled by FiveThirtyEight from the official source linked above.