Hawaii SB258 amends campaign contribution limits and prohibits elected officials from soliciting or accepting contributions during legislative.
Hawaii SB258 amends the state's campaign contribution laws by setting new limits on contributions to candidates. It caps contributions to candidates for two-year offices at $2,000, four-year nonstatewide offices at less than the usual term length, and four-year statewide offices at $6,000. The bill also prohibits elected officials from soliciting or accepting contributions during any legislative session, including recesses and holidays. This change aims to reduce the influence of campaign contributions on elected officials during legislative activities.
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