HRS §11-19
Moving from one county to another
If you move to a different county, you must update your voter registration with the new county's clerk by the registration deadline. The clerk will accept it if you qualify, then tell your old county to remove you from its voter list.
vulnerable adults
The statute, as written — Registration from one county to another
Whenever a registered voter changes residence from one county to another, the person shall notify the clerk and change the registration to the proper county by the appropriate registration deadline; provided that no change of registration shall be allowed after the close of registration for an election except pursuant to section 11-21(c). Thereupon, if the person applying is legally qualified to register, the clerk shall accept the registration and shall immediately thereafter forward to the clerk of the county in which the person was formerly registered, a notice that the name of the registered voter is to be removed from the general county register of that county.
Sections this one refers to
§11-21 Changing your name or voting address on election day
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