Hawaii SB258 amends campaign contribution limits for candidates and prohibits elected officials from soliciting contributions during legislative.

Hawaii SB258 modifies the Hawaii Revised Statutes to change the limits on campaign contributions. It sets a $2,000 limit for contributions to candidates for two-year offices and $4,000 for four-year offices. For candidates seeking statewide offices, the limit is set at $6,000. The bill also prohibits elected officials from soliciting or accepting campaign contributions during any legislative session, including recesses, holidays, or weekends. The changes apply to contributions made during an election period.

Hawaii SB258 amends campaign contribution limits for candidates and prohibits elected officials from soliciting contributions during legislative.

Hawaii SB258 modifies the Hawaii Revised Statutes to change the limits on campaign contributions. It sets a $2,000 limit for contributions to candidates for two-year offices and $4,000 for four-year offices. For candidates seeking statewide offices, the limit is set at $6,000. The bill also prohibits elected officials from soliciting or accepting campaign contributions during any legislative session, including recesses, holidays, or weekends. The changes apply to contributions made during an election period.