Hawaii voters will choose who goes to the November general election. This includes the governor and congressional district races.

Governor Josh Green is likely to win the Democratic primary. He faces three lesser-known opponents, including George 'Teva' Lucas-Tadeo.

David 'Duke' Bourgoin is running against Green again after losing in 2022. He also lost two mayoral bids.

A key vote has passed, giving the GOP a big win.

Images show Governor Josh Green, GOP candidates, and Rep. Ed Case.

Lauren Kapoliahiʻiaka Shim is also running for the Democratic nomination. She is a CEO and founder of a company.

None of Green's opponents have raised money, while Green has raised $3.5 million. Gary Cordery has raised $313,000.

Cordery and Ken Fujiyama are competing for the Republican nomination. They want to end Democratic control of the governor's office.

Governor Josh Green spoke with President Joe Biden during a visit to Hawaii.

Cordery has campaigned on lowering the cost of living and expanding housing. Fujiyama has a plan to develop 100,000 residential lots.

Michigan's election official has won the Democratic primary for governor.

The Republican primary winner will face a tough battle against Green. Green has a 56% approval rating.

The Democratic primary in the 1st Congressional District is also important. State Sen. Jarrett Keohokalole is challenging Rep. Ed Case.

Rep. Ed Case is seeking a seventh term. He argues his seniority gives Hawaii more influence in Washington.

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Case has represented the district since 2019. Keohokalole is running on a progressive platform with Medicare for All.

Keohokalole says Case is out of touch with voters. He points to Case's vote with House Republicans on the SAVE America Act.

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The winner of the Democratic primary will likely win the seat in November.

Polls close at 7pm local time.

Elaine Mallon is a writer for Fox News Digital and Fox Business.