On August 23, Hawaii Governor Linda Lingle, a Republican, vetoed SB 1956. It would have provided that Hawaii join the proposed compact of states that would appoint presidential electors pledged to the presidential candidate who got the most popular votes nationwide.
It is conceivable that the legislature will override her veto.
I hope that the legislature will override the veto. Hawaii is usually a blue state and cannot affect the outcome of the election with the electoral college system. With National Popular Vote, one voice in Hawaii would not be less valuable than one voice in Ohio.