Hawaii HB104 amends election procedures for handling objections to candidates.
Hawaii HB104 modifies how objections to candidates are handled in elections. It requires the chief election officer or clerk to notify candidates of objections by registered or certified mail. It also mandates that if a political party objects to a candidate's nomination, the party officer must notify the candidate by registered or certified mail. Additionally, it allows the chief election officer or clerk to make preliminary decisions on objections and requires complaints to be filed with the office of elections within specific timeframes.
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