What's the point of getting people to vote if they don't actually care about the issues, or the process, or even about the people running? Incumbents rule the day because basically no one in Hawaii gets involved in politics, from voting to running for office. I can tell you first hand as I have been on the primary ballot last election cycle. This election I worked the polls on the North Shore and was shocked about the questions the handful of voters that walked in had. Some of the questions were "There are more parties on the ballot?" usually followed by" I never heard of any of these before". Also " not sure why I came in here today, no one is running against the guy I voted for." This one was shocking I overheard from a father and son " just don't vote for ____ his name sounds Samoan." Green Party was on the ballot and I'm not sure why as it said "No candidate running" after the party name. I was asked by a voter "which one of the guys is against rail?" Hawaii redefines voter apathy.