Hawaii HB2126 appropriates funds for voter service centers, a voter engagement campaign, and a digital voter information guide.
Hawaii HB2126 allocates funds from the state's general revenues for fiscal year 2026-2027 to support various election-related initiatives. It provides money for counties to open additional voter service centers on election day, aiming to enhance in-person voting access. Additionally, it funds a public outreach and engagement campaign by the office of elections to boost voter participation. The bill also appropriates money for the office of elections to print and mail a digital voter information guide to all registered voters, ensuring they have necessary information for voting.
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