Hawaii HB2238 establishes a comprehensive public financing program for state and county elections.
Hawaii HB2238 creates a comprehensive public financing program for candidates running for state and county offices. Eligible candidates must collect a minimum number of $5 qualifying contributions from registered voters in their district. Certified candidates receive public funds distributed at 67% for the primary and 33% for the general election. The program aims to reduce reliance on private donations and increase public confidence in elections. Funds are sourced from the Hawaii election campaign fund and subject to annual adjustments based on the consumer price index.
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