Hawaii SB2450 amends election laws to establish a presidential preference primary election starting in 2028.

Hawaii SB2450 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to introduce a presidential preference primary election beginning in 2028. The bill outlines the procedures for conducting this primary, including nomination paper requirements, filing deadlines, and the role of political parties. It specifies that presidential preference primary elections will be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April in years divisible by four. The bill also details the process for resolving disputes over nomination papers and the criteria for candidates to appear on the general election ballot.

Hawaii SB2450 amends election laws to establish a presidential preference primary election starting in 2028.

Hawaii SB2450 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to introduce a presidential preference primary election beginning in 2028. The bill outlines the procedures for conducting this primary, including nomination paper requirements, filing deadlines, and the role of political parties. It specifies that presidential preference primary elections will be held on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in April in years divisible by four. The bill also details the process for resolving disputes over nomination papers and the criteria for candidates to appear on the general election ballot.