Hawaii SB114 amends election laws, including nomination paper requirements and filing deadlines, and establishes a presidential preference primary.
Hawaii SB114 amends various sections of Hawaii Revised Statutes related to elections. It modifies the format and requirements for nomination papers, including the number of signatures needed and the information required on the papers. The bill also adjusts the deadlines for filing nomination papers and specifies the process for handling objections to nomination papers. Additionally, it establishes a presidential preference primary election to be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April in years evenly divisible by four.
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