Hawaii HB259 amends election procedures by requiring voter service centers and establishing rules for precinct boundaries.
Hawaii HB259 modifies election procedures by mandating that the clerk arrange for voter service centers when public buildings are unavailable. These centers must be equipped with necessary facilities for elections. The clerk must issue a proclamation listing all voter service centers and places of deposit, including their operating hours and locations, by 4:30 p.m. on the tenth day before the close of filing for an election. The bill also stipulates that no changes to precinct boundaries can be made after they have been determined by the clerk.
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