Hawaii HB662 amends campaign finance laws by limiting loans and contributions to candidates.

Hawaii HB662 modifies campaign finance regulations by setting a $10,000 limit on loans from non-family sources and prohibiting further loans until the $10,000 is repaid. It also restricts candidates from accepting uncompensated internet services if a loan from non-family sources is not repaid within a year. Additionally, it limits contributions from a candidate's immediate family to $50,000 per election period. The bill also defines "contribution" to include loans and advances, excluding certain family contributions and loans from financial institutions.

Hawaii HB662 amends campaign finance laws by limiting loans and contributions to candidates.

Hawaii HB662 modifies campaign finance regulations by setting a $10,000 limit on loans from non-family sources and prohibiting further loans until the $10,000 is repaid. It also restricts candidates from accepting uncompensated internet services if a loan from non-family sources is not repaid within a year. Additionally, it limits contributions from a candidate's immediate family to $50,000 per election period. The bill also defines "contribution" to include loans and advances, excluding certain family contributions and loans from financial institutions.