HRS §19-4
Punishment and job loss for election fraud
If you are found guilty of election fraud, you will face a fine or jail time, and you will lose your right to vote and to hold any government job. If you already hold an office, you lose it right away. The judge must report your conviction to election officials.
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The statute, as written — Penalties; disqualification for, removal from office; reports of convictions to chief election officer
Every person found guilty of an election fraud shall be fined not less than $1,000 nor more than $5,000, or imprisoned not more than two years, or both. Besides the punishment, the person shall be disqualified from voting and from being elected to, holding or occupying any office, elective or appointive. If the person so convicted holds any office, either elective or appointive, at the time of the conviction, the office shall at once and without mention in the sentence or other proceeding be vacated by the conviction. The judge before whom the conviction is had shall immediately transmit to the chief election officer and to the respective county clerks the name of the person, the offense of which the person has been convicted and the sentence of the court.
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