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CROSSLEY v. ING

No. 4661.

50 Haw. 470 (1968)

442 P.2d 459

RANDOLPH CROSSLEY and GEORGE HIILANI MILLS v. ANDREW T.F. ING, LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR, STATE OF HAWAII; JOHN A. BURNS AND THOMAS P. GILL.

Supreme Court of Hawaii.

June 25, 1968.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Bertram T. Kanbara, Deputy Attorney General, (Bert T. Kobayashi, Attorney General, and Nobuki Kamida, Deputy Attorney General, with him on the brief) for defendants-appellees.

Herbert Y.C. Choy, Shiro Kashiwa, James Tabor and Tobias Tolzmann, attorneys for plaintiffs-appellants.

RICHARDSON, C.J., MIZUHA, J., CIRCUIT JUDGE FELIX FOR MARUMOTO, J., DISQUALIFIED; CIRCUIT JUDGE OKINO FOR ABE, J., DISQUALIFIED AND CIRCUIT JUDGE OGATA FOR LEVINSON, J., DISQUALIFIED.

Per Curiam.

This suit arises out of the general election held on November 8, 1966, for the offices of governor and lieutenant governor for the State of Hawaii. The final count of votes cast for defendants John A. Burns and Thomas P. Gill was 108,840, and for plaintiffs Randolph Crossley and George H. Mills, 104,324, a difference of 4,516 votes. On December 2, 1966, plaintiffs filed a complaint contesting the election. The defendants moved to dismiss the complaint...

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