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United States — Hawaii
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If a person spends over $2,000 in a calendar year on electioneering communications, the person must file a statement of information with the commission within 24 hours of each disclosure date.
United States — Hawaii
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The person in charge of a fundraiser must file a notice of intent with the commission before the fundraiser is held.
United States — Hawaii
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If a reporting deadline falls on a Saturday, Sunday, or a holiday in section 8-1, the deadline moves to the next day that is not one of those days.
United States — Hawaii
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No one may sell or use information from reports filed with the commission for soliciting contributions or any commercial purpose.
United States — Hawaii
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Campaign funds must be deposited in a qualifying depository institution; candidates and certain committees may not take more than $100 in cash from one person without a receipt and record; candidate committees and noncandidate committees must disclose earmarked funds.
United States — Hawaii
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No person may make a campaign contribution in someone else’s name.
United States — Hawaii
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Anonymous contributions are generally prohibited, and covered committees must not receive, keep, use, or misreport them.
United States — Hawaii
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No person may solicit contributions in a government facility used for official duties, unless the facility allows nonprofit-type use and does not bar political activities.
United States — Hawaii
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State and county contractors may not make or promise political contributions, and may not knowingly solicit contributions, during the contract period.
United States — Hawaii
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Foreign nationals and foreign corporations are prohibited from making contributions or expenditures to or for certain political committees, with limited exceptions for some foreign-owned domestic corporations.
United States — Hawaii
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No person may contribute more than set dollar limits to certain candidates or candidate committees during an election period.
United States — Hawaii
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A person may not give more than $1,000 to a noncandidate committee in an election, and the section does not apply to ballot issue committees.
United States — Hawaii
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Dependent minor contributions must be reported in the minor’s name and counted with the parent or guardian’s aggregate contributions; candidate immediate-family contributions are exempt from section 11-357, but only up to $50,000 per election period.
United States — Hawaii
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This section limits how much people and certain party committees may contribute to a party, and it requires earmarked funds to be passed on promptly to the intended candidate.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision groups certain contributions and expenditures together and sets attribution rules for partnerships, LLCs, earmarked contributions, and dependent minors.
United States — Hawaii
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Nonresidents’ contributions to a candidate or candidate committee must not exceed 30% of total contributions for each election period; immediate family contributions are excluded.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain coordinated campaign spending is treated as a contribution to the candidate, and some committee spending on a candidate cannot be made without the candidate’s authorization.
United States — Hawaii
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If a candidate, candidate committee, or noncandidate committee receives contributions above the applicable limit, it must return the excess to the contributor within 30 days.
United States — Hawaii
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A candidate or candidate committee may take loans only from the listed sources and within the stated dollar limits; some over-limit or overdue loans block receiving new loans, and certain campaign spending must be documented and repaid within 45 days to avoid being treated as a loan.
United States — Hawaii
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Loans must be reported, and loans over $100 must also be documented under section 11-333.