Jackson Sayama is seeking another term representing Hawaii State House District 21. The Democratic incumbent is the only candidate in the uncontested race, which is part of Hawaii’s general election on Nov. 3, 2026.
The incumbent designation means Sayama currently holds the District 21 seat. No other candidate is listed in the race, so there are no opposing candidate records to compare with Sayama’s campaign at this stage.
Candidate and race
Sayama is running as a Democrat for the Hawaii State House. The office is identified as State House District 21, and the election is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026.
The race is not contested. Sayama is the only candidate identified for the district, making this a single-candidate general election race rather than a contest between two or more candidates.
No candidate biography is on file. That leaves Sayama’s incumbent status, Democratic affiliation, district and place in the 2026 general election as the biographical and electoral details recorded for this race.
Policy positions
Sayama has no documented policy positions on file for the 2026 District 21 race. There are no recorded candidate statements addressing specific state issues, proposed laws, spending priorities or district concerns.
Because no positions are documented, Sayama cannot be assigned a stance on an issue in this profile. Party affiliation alone does not establish what a candidate supports or opposes on a particular proposal. Any future position would need to come from a documented statement by Sayama or the campaign.
The absence of an opposing candidate also means the race does not currently offer a side-by-side policy comparison. Sayama remains the sole candidate listed, with no recorded platform for the election.
Campaign finance
No figures are on file for money raised by Sayama’s campaign. There also are no figures for campaign spending or cash on hand.
Those three categories describe different parts of campaign activity. Funds raised cover money received by a campaign, funds spent cover campaign expenses, and cash on hand is the amount retained for future use. None of those totals is recorded for Sayama in the race information.
Without filed totals, there is no dollar amount to report for the campaign’s receipts, expenses or remaining balance. There also is no basis for a financial comparison because no other candidate is listed in the District 21 contest.
What voters will see next
The general election is set for Nov. 3, 2026. Sayama enters that election as the Democratic incumbent and the only candidate identified in Hawaii State House District 21.
The main items to watch before Election Day are whether the candidate field changes, whether Sayama publishes documented positions on state or district issues, and whether campaign finance totals are filed. Those developments could add information about the campaign without changing the current fact that the race is listed as uncontested.
For now, the District 21 profile is straightforward: one incumbent Democratic candidate, no listed challenger, no documented issue positions and no campaign finance amounts on file.
