Hawaii HB2125 prohibits corporations from engaging in election activities.

Hawaii HB2125 amends Chapter 414 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to explicitly prohibit any corporation from engaging in election activities. Election activities include promoting or opposing a political candidate or position on a ballot question. The bill ensures that corporations retain all corporate powers held before the effective date of the act, except for those related to election activities. The act does not affect rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before its effective date.

Hawaii HB2125 prohibits corporations from engaging in election activities.

Hawaii HB2125 amends Chapter 414 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to explicitly prohibit any corporation from engaging in election activities. Election activities include promoting or opposing a political candidate or position on a ballot question. The bill ensures that corporations retain all corporate powers held before the effective date of the act, except for those related to election activities. The act does not affect rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that occurred before its effective date.