SB335 amends Hawaii election laws to modify procedures for handling objections to candidate nominations.
SB335 amends Hawaii election laws to change how objections to candidate nominations are handled. It specifies that the chief election officer or the clerk in county offices must notify the candidate of any objections by registered or certified mail. It also modifies the timeline for political party officers to file complaints in circuit court and mandates a preliminary decision on objections within five working days. The bill repeals certain existing provisions and takes effect upon approval.
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