Hawaii HB1478 amends campaign finance laws to enhance transparency in political spending.
Hawaii HB1478 seeks to improve transparency in campaign finance by requiring noncandidate committees making independent expenditures to disclose the original sources of large contributions and identify top contributors in advertisements. The bill mandates that noncandidate committees maintain transfer records of contributions and in-kind contributions over $10,000. Advertisements funded by these committees must include a notice identifying the top three contributors who donated $10,000 or more in the current two-year election period.
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