Hawaii HB662 amends campaign finance laws by redefining "contribution" and adjusting loan limits for candidates.
Hawaii HB662 amends the definition of "contribution" in Hawaii Revised Statutes to include gifts, subscriptions, and purchases of tickets to fundraisers for influencing elections or issues. It limits contributions from a candidate's immediate family to $50,000 per election period and from others to $10,000. The bill also modifies loan provisions, allowing candidates to receive loans from their own funds up to $2,000, financial institutions, and individuals or entities engaging in internet activities for influencing elections.
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