Hawaii HB1190 amends campaign finance laws to specify permissible uses of campaign funds and establish timelines for returning unused funds.

Hawaii HB1190 modifies campaign finance regulations by detailing specific uses of campaign funds, including personal campaign purposes, donations to community organizations, and expenses related to holding office. It mandates that unused funds must be returned to contributors within a certain timeframe or escheat to a designated subaccount. The bill also outlines procedures for terminating candidate committee registrations and specifies conditions under which funds may be carried over to subsequent elections.

Hawaii HB1190 amends campaign finance laws to specify permissible uses of campaign funds and establish timelines for returning unused funds.

Hawaii HB1190 modifies campaign finance regulations by detailing specific uses of campaign funds, including personal campaign purposes, donations to community organizations, and expenses related to holding office. It mandates that unused funds must be returned to contributors within a certain timeframe or escheat to a designated subaccount. The bill also outlines procedures for terminating candidate committee registrations and specifies conditions under which funds may be carried over to subsequent elections.