Hawaii HB2053 amends campaign contribution limits and solicitation rules for candidates and elected officials.

Hawaii HB2053 modifies campaign contribution limits and solicitation rules. It sets an aggregate contribution limit of $2,000 for candidates seeking a two-year office and $4,000 for a four-year nonstatewide office. For four-year statewide offices, the limit is $6,000. Additionally, it prohibits elected officials from soliciting or accepting contributions during legislative sessions, recesses, holidays, or weekends. The changes do not affect rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that began before the bill's effective date.

Hawaii HB2053 amends campaign contribution limits and solicitation rules for candidates and elected officials.

Hawaii HB2053 modifies campaign contribution limits and solicitation rules. It sets an aggregate contribution limit of $2,000 for candidates seeking a two-year office and $4,000 for a four-year nonstatewide office. For four-year statewide offices, the limit is $6,000. Additionally, it prohibits elected officials from soliciting or accepting contributions during legislative sessions, recesses, holidays, or weekends. The changes do not affect rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that began before the bill's effective date.