Hawaii HB1336 prohibits contractors and grantees from making political contributions.
Hawaii HB1336 amends state law to prohibit contractors and grantees from making political contributions. It bans contributions by state and county contractors, grantees, and their owners, officers, consultants, and joint account holders. The prohibition applies from the time of contract execution or grant application through contract completion. The bill also prohibits solicitation of contributions and knowingly providing something of value for political purposes.
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