United States — Hawaii
HRS § 11-181 - Capital equipment
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The State must pay for all voting system capital equipment.
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HRS § 11-182 - Election expenses when no county elections
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The State must pay all expenses for certain state elections in a county when the election does not include county offices, including voter registration costs handled by the county clerk.
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HRS § 11-183 - Election expenses when no state elections
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The county must pay the expenses of county elections that do not involve state offices.
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HRS § 11-184 - Election expenses and responsibilities in combined state and county elections Expenditures--Repealed
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In combined state and county elections, the State and counties must split election expenses according to the listed categories, and the chief election officer can decide or assign costs that are not otherwise allocated.
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HRS § 11-19 - Registration from one county to another
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A voter who moves to another county must notify the clerk and update registration by the registration deadline.
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HRS § 11-2 - Chief election officer; duties
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The chief election officer must supervise state elections, manage voter registration-related duties, maintain election data, and adopt election rules, and may delegate some county election responsibilities.
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HRS § 11-20 - Transfers; name changes; initiated by clerk
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Clerks must keep the general register current, notify voters before transferring registration in some cases, and allow voters to contest a transfer.
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HRS § 11-21 - Change of name, transfer on election day
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Election-day registration staff handle name-change and transfer applications, and eligible voters may correct or transfer their registration at the polling place.
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HRS § 11-22 - Changing register; correction of errors
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The clerk must correct the register when specific registration errors are apparent; if the clerk refuses, the person may appeal to the board of registration, and the register is changed by written order.
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HRS § 11-23 - Changing register; striking names of disqualified voters
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The clerk must investigate reports of voter disqualification and remove a voter’s name if the person is found disqualified; the clerk must also keep an index and check it before registering voters.
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HRS § 11-24 - Closing register
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The general county register must close voter registration 30 days before certain elections, and it must stay open for general or special general elections until the same deadline.
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HRS § 11-25 - Challenge by voters; grounds; procedure
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Registered voters may challenge voter registration or voting eligibility, but the challenge must follow specific written and notice procedures.
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HRS § 11-26 - Appeal from ruling on challenge; or failure of clerk to act
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A person ruled against on a voter challenge or registration decision may appeal to the county board of registration, and some appeals must be filed within 10 days.
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HRS § 11-3 - Application of chapter
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This chapter applies to elections held in the State, including primary, special primary, general, special general, special, and county elections, as far as applicable and not inconsistent with this chapter.
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HRS § 11-301 - Purpose
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This provision states that the part’s purpose is to provide transparency in the campaign finance process.
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HRS § 11-302 - Definitions
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This section defines campaign-finance terms such as advertisement, candidate, contribution, expenditure, and committee types.
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HRS § 11-311 - Campaign spending commission established; composition
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Creates a campaign spending commission and sets rules for its membership and appointments.
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HRS § 11-312 - Terms of office
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Each commissioner’s term is four years.
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HRS § 11-313 - No compensation
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Commissioners serve without compensation and may be reimbursed for reasonable expenses, including travel, incurred while doing their duties.
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HRS § 11-314 - Duties of the commission
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The commission must carry out a list of duties for this part, including making forms, publishing a manual, keeping reports for at least ten years, allowing inspection of reports, investigating violations, adopting rules, and using enforcement tools when needed.
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