Hawaii SB2825 prohibits corporations from engaging in election activities.

Hawaii SB2825 amends Chapter 414 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to explicitly prohibit corporations from engaging in election activities. Election activities are defined as actions promoting or opposing a political candidate or position on a ballot question. This prohibition applies to all corporations operating under the title or any other state law. The bill ensures that no corporate powers are granted or recognized for such activities. The changes do not affect rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that were already in effect before the bill's approval.

Hawaii SB2825 prohibits corporations from engaging in election activities.

Hawaii SB2825 amends Chapter 414 of the Hawaii Revised Statutes to explicitly prohibit corporations from engaging in election activities. Election activities are defined as actions promoting or opposing a political candidate or position on a ballot question. This prohibition applies to all corporations operating under the title or any other state law. The bill ensures that no corporate powers are granted or recognized for such activities. The changes do not affect rights, duties, penalties, or proceedings that were already in effect before the bill's approval.