Hawaii HB372 amends campaign contribution limits and restricts when elected officials can solicit contributions.

Hawaii HB372 modifies the limits on campaign contributions to candidates. It sets a maximum of $2,000 for contributions to candidates for two-year offices and $4,000 for four-year non-statewide offices. For candidates for four-year statewide offices, the limit is $6,000. The bill also prohibits elected officials from soliciting or accepting campaign contributions during any legislative session, extension, recess, holiday, or weekend. The changes do not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that were already in effect before the bill's approval.

Hawaii HB372 amends campaign contribution limits and restricts when elected officials can solicit contributions.

Hawaii HB372 modifies the limits on campaign contributions to candidates. It sets a maximum of $2,000 for contributions to candidates for two-year offices and $4,000 for four-year non-statewide offices. For candidates for four-year statewide offices, the limit is $6,000. The bill also prohibits elected officials from soliciting or accepting campaign contributions during any legislative session, extension, recess, holiday, or weekend. The changes do not affect any rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that were already in effect before the bill's approval.