HB2365 amends Hawaii election laws, including changes to the chief election officer's appointment and duties, and the composition and duties of the.
HB2365 introduces significant changes to Hawaii's election laws. It modifies the appointment process for the chief election officer, who will now be elected by the state's voters starting from the 2030 general election. The chief election officer's duties include supervising state elections, maximizing voter registration, and maintaining voter data. The bill also revises the composition and duties of the elections commission, including public hearings, investigations, and advising the chief election officer.
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