Hawaii SB2982 prohibits foreign nationals, foreign corporations, and foreign-influenced business entities from making contributions or expenditures.
Hawaii SB2982 aims to safeguard the state's democratic processes by prohibiting foreign nationals, foreign corporations, and foreign-influenced business entities from making contributions or expenditures in connection with state elections. The bill defines a foreign-influenced business entity as one where a single foreign investor holds significant ownership, multiple foreign investors collectively hold significant ownership, or a foreign investor participates in decision-making. Contributions or expenditures by these entities are strictly banned, with violators facing penalties.
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