Establishes a democracy dollars program in Hawaii to provide public financing for eligible candidates.
The bill establishes a voluntary democracy dollars program in Hawaii to improve the electoral process by providing public financing for eligible candidates. The program will provide vouchers to eligible residents, which can be assigned to qualified candidates. Qualified candidates must meet certain criteria, such as limiting personal contributions and participating in debates. The program aims to reduce reliance on large donations, increase public discussion, and restore public confidence in elections.
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