Hawaii SB2461 mandates the Office of Elections to prepare and publish candidate responses to a questionnaire on key issues.
Hawaii SB2461 requires the Office of Elections to prepare a questionnaire for candidates running for public office, focusing on significant issues such as budget items, legislative bills, tax policy, and state infrastructure. Candidates must respond in writing, and their responses will be published on the Office of Elections' website and in the digital voter information guide. The Act aims to provide voters with detailed information about candidates' positions on pertinent issues. The changes will take effect starting with the 2028 primary election.
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