Race at a glance
Cory Chun is the Democratic candidate for Hawaii State House District 35 in the 2026 general election. Chun is the incumbent, meaning Chun currently holds the House seat and is running to remain in office.
The general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026. The District 35 race is listed as not contested, so no competing candidate is identified in the race. Chun is the only candidate listed.
The Democratic designation identifies Chun’s political party. It does not, by itself, establish where Chun stands on a specific issue. Candidate positions must be documented separately from a party label.
Background and experience
No candidate biography is on file for Chun. The official record therefore does not list personal history, education, employment outside elected office or other biographical details.
Chun’s status as the incumbent is the documented information about Chun’s current public role. That status distinguishes Chun from a first-time candidate, but it does not describe Chun’s legislative priorities, record in office or reasons for seeking another term.
For voters assessing experience, the central confirmed fact is that Chun currently holds the District 35 seat. No additional background details are listed in the candidate record.
Policy positions
Chun has no documented policy positions on file. That means the official candidate record does not identify a stated position on any specific state issue.
A missing documented position should not be treated as support for or opposition to a policy. It also should not be inferred from Chun’s Democratic affiliation or incumbent status. Those labels describe party and officeholding, not a specific policy commitment.
Voters comparing candidates often look for clear statements about proposed laws, spending priorities and district concerns. In this race, no such statements are recorded for Chun. Any future position would need to come through an official filing, candidate statement or another direct public declaration before it could be attributed to Chun.
Campaign finance
No totals are on file for Chun’s campaign funds raised, funds spent or cash on hand. These are three separate measures: money received by a campaign, money paid out and money remaining at a reporting point.
The absence of totals does not establish that each amount is zero. It means no dollar figure is listed for any of the three categories. Without a recorded figure, Chun’s campaign fundraising level, spending level and current balance cannot be stated.
Campaign-finance records may change as the election proceeds and filings are recorded. Any later totals would offer voters a clearer view of the campaign’s financial activity.
What comes next
The next scheduled event identified for this race is the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. The main process questions are whether the candidate list remains uncontested and whether Chun adds biographical details, policy statements or campaign-finance figures to the public record.
Until those records change, the confirmed profile is limited but clear: Chun is the Democratic incumbent for District 35, the general election is set for Nov. 3, 2026, and the race is not contested.
