The 2026 race
Amy Perruso is running for Hawaii State House District 46 in the general election scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. She is identified as a Democrat and the incumbent, meaning she currently holds the office she is seeking in this election.
The District 46 contest is listed as uncontested. Perruso is the only candidate identified in the race, so there is no opposing candidate to compare with her at this stage. An uncontested listing describes the current candidate field; it does not change the date of the general election or Perruso’s status as a candidate for the seat.
District 46 is a seat in the Hawaii State House of Representatives. This profile concerns only that district’s House election and does not address other contests that may appear on the Nov. 3 ballot.
Background and party identification
Perruso’s candidate record identifies her as the Democratic incumbent. No biographical information is on file, including details about her education, employment, community roles or personal background.
Her Democratic label identifies the party under which she is running. A party label alone does not establish a candidate’s position on a particular issue. Perruso’s individual views therefore cannot be inferred from that designation.
Incumbency is also distinct from a policy position. It tells voters that Perruso currently holds the District 46 seat, but it does not by itself describe her priorities, legislative record or plans for another term.
Policy positions
No documented policy positions are on file for Perruso in this race. That means there is no official position listed here on subjects such as housing, education, taxes, transportation, public safety, health care, the environment or state spending.
Without a documented position, no stance should be assigned to Perruso based on her party, incumbency or assumptions about elected officials. Voters seeking to understand where she stands will need to look for future official candidate statements or other direct policy declarations during the election cycle.
The absence of listed positions also means there is no issue-by-issue comparison to make in this uncontested race. Any future position would need to come directly from Perruso or an official candidate filing before it could be presented as her stance.
Campaign finance and what comes next
No figures are on file for money raised, money spent or cash on hand. Those categories are separate measures: money raised covers campaign receipts, money spent covers expenditures, and cash on hand reflects funds remaining at a reporting point. No dollar amount can be assigned to Perruso in any of those categories here.
The next developments to watch are changes to the candidate field, any official policy statements and future campaign finance entries. The general election remains scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. Until the race listing changes, Perruso remains the sole identified candidate for District 46.
