HRS §11-357
Campaign contribution limits
This law sets the most money one person can give to a candidate or their campaign committee during an election. The limit depends on the length of the office term and whether it is statewide. It also explains how to count the term length.
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The statute, as written — Contributions to candidate committees; limits
(a) No person shall make contributions to: (1) A candidate seeking nomination or election to a two-year office or to a candidate committee in an aggregate amount greater than $2,000 during an election period; (2) A candidate seeking nomination or election to a four-year nonstatewide office or to a candidate committee in an aggregate amount greater than $4,000 during an election period; or (3) A candidate seeking nomination or election to a four-year statewide office or to a candidate committee in an aggregate amount greater than $6,000 during an election period. (b) For purposes of this section, the length of term of an office shall be the usual length of term of the office as unaffected by reapportionment, a special election to fill a vacancy, or any other factor causing the term of the office the candidate is seeking to be less than the usual length of term of that office.
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