Hawaii HB104 amends election procedures for handling objections to candidate nominations.

Hawaii HB104 modifies the process for handling objections to candidate nominations. It specifies that if a registered voter objects to a candidate, the candidate must be notified by the chief election officer or the clerk in county offices. For objections by political party officers, the candidate must also be notified by registered or certified mail. The bill mandates that the chief election officer or the clerk in county offices must render a preliminary decision on the objection within five working days.

Hawaii HB104 amends election procedures for handling objections to candidate nominations.

Hawaii HB104 modifies the process for handling objections to candidate nominations. It specifies that if a registered voter objects to a candidate, the candidate must be notified by the chief election officer or the clerk in county offices. For objections by political party officers, the candidate must also be notified by registered or certified mail. The bill mandates that the chief election officer or the clerk in county offices must render a preliminary decision on the objection within five working days.