Hawaii SB780 amends election laws to exclude disqualified candidates from ballots and contests.
Hawaii SB780 modifies election laws to ensure that candidates disqualified by the Fourteenth Amendment, Hawaii State Constitution, or other constitutional or statutory provisions are excluded from ballots. The bill specifies that the chief election officer or county clerk shall exclude such candidates. It also provides a process for challenging a candidate's inclusion or exclusion on a ballot, including grounds for reversing or correcting decisions.
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