Establishes a comprehensive public funding program for candidates for state and county offices in Hawaii.
This bill establishes a comprehensive public funding program for candidates for state and county offices in Hawaii. The program aims to improve the electoral process by allowing candidates to compete without reliance on private funds and by allowing elected officials to make decisions free from the influence of special interests. Candidates must meet certain criteria, including collecting a minimum number of qualifying contributions from registered voters in their district. The program includes provisions for seed money, public funds distribution, and reporting requirements.
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