Hawaii Revised Statutes
11. Elections, Generally
11-335 Noncandidate committee reports.

§11-335 Noncandidate committee reports. (a) The authorized person in the case of a party, or treasurer in the case of a noncandidate committee that is not a party, shall file preliminary, final, and supplemental reports that disclose the following information:
(1) The noncandidate committee's name and address;
(2) The cash on hand at the beginning of the reporting period and election period;
(3) The reporting period and election period aggregate totals for each of the following categories:
(A) Contributions received;
(B) Contributions made;
(C) Expenditures; and
(D) Other receipts;
(4) The cash on hand at the end of the reporting period; and
(5) The surplus or deficit at the end of the reporting period.
(b) Schedules filed with the reports shall include the following additional information:
(1) The amount and date of deposit of each contribution received and the name, address, occupation, and employer of each contributor making a contribution aggregating more than $100 during an election period, which was not previously reported; provided that if:
(A) All the information is not on file, the contribution shall be returned to the contributor within thirty days of deposit; and
(B) A noncandidate committee making only independent expenditures receives a contribution of more than $10,000 in the aggregate in an election period from an entity other than an individual, for-profit business entity, or labor union, then the schedule shall include:
(i) The internet address where the contributing entity's disclosure report can be publicly accessed, if the contributing entity is subject to state or federal disclosure reporting requirements regarding the source of the contributing entity's funds;
(ii) The name, address, occupation, and employer of each funding source that contributed $100 or more in the aggregate in an election period to that contributing entity; or
(iii) An acknowledgment that the contributing entity is not subject to any state or federal disclosure reporting requirements regarding the source of the contributing entity's funds;
(2) The amount and date of each contribution made and the name and address of the candidate, candidate committee, or noncandidate committee to which the contribution was made;
(3) All expenditures, including the name and address of each payee and the amount, date, and purpose of each expenditure; provided that:
(A) Expenditures for advertisements or electioneering communications shall include the names of the candidates supported, opposed, or clearly identified;
(B) Expenditures for consultants, advertising agencies and similar firms, credit card payments, and salaries shall be itemized to permit a reasonable person to determine the ultimate intended recipient of the expenditure and its purpose;
(C) Independent expenditures shall include the name of any candidate supported, opposed, or clearly identified; and
(D) The purpose of an independent expenditure shall include the name of the candidate who is supported or opposed by the expenditure, and whether the expenditure supports or opposes the candidate;
(4) For noncandidate committees making only independent expenditures, certification that no expenditures have been coordinated with a candidate, candidate committee, or any agent of a candidate or candidate committee;
(5) The amount, date of deposit, and description of other receipts and the name and address of the source of each of the other receipts;
(6) A description of each durable asset, the date of acquisition, value at the time of acquisition, and the name and address of the vendor or contributor of the asset; and
(7) The date of disposition of a durable asset, value at the time of disposition, method of disposition, and name and address of the person receiving the asset.
(c) No loan may be made or received by a noncandidate committee.
(d) The authorized person in the case of a party, or treasurer in the case of a noncandidate committee that is not a party, shall file a late contribution report as provided in section 11-338 if the committee receives late contributions from any person aggregating more than $500 or makes late contributions aggregating more than $500.
(e) For purposes of this section, "electioneering communication" means the same as defined in section 11-341. [L 2010, c 211, pt of §2; am L 2013, c 111, §1 and c 112, §5; am L 2015, c 209, §2; am L 2021, c 205, §2]

Structure Hawaii Revised Statutes

Hawaii Revised Statutes

Title 2. Elections

11. Elections, Generally

11-1 Definitions.

11-1.5 Office of elections established.

11-1.6 Appointment of the chief election officer; requirements; term; restrictions; salary; reappointment; removal.

11-1.55 Exemptions.

11-2 Chief election officer; duties.

11-2.5 to 2.7 REPEALED.

11-2.8 Publication of election notices.

11-3 Application of chapter.

11-4 Rules.

11-5 Employees.

11-6 Petitions; withdrawal of signatures.

11-7 Elections commission.

11-7.5 Duties of the elections commission.

11-8 Elections commission; political activities.

11-8.5 Elections review program.

11-9 Exemptions.

11-10 Candidates for public office; public service announcements; public funds.

11-10.5 Statewide voters with special needs advisory committee.

11-10.6 County voters with special needs advisory committees.

11-11 Registration.

11-12 Age; place of registering.

11-13 Rules for determining residency.

11-14 General county register; restrictions in use.

11-14.5 Residence address; confidentiality.

11-14.6 REPEALED. L 1997, c 157, §3.

11-15 Application to register.

11-15.2 Same day in-person registration. (a) Notwithstanding the closing of the general county register pursuant to section 11-24, a person who is not registered to vote may register by appearing in person at any voter service center on or before ele...

11-15.3 Application to register electronically.

11-15.5 Duties of all state agencies; voter registration.

11-15.7 Automatic registration.

11-16 Application when not made in person.

11-17 Removal of names from register, when; reregistration.

11-18 Transfer of registration on removal from one precinct to another in same county.

11-19 Registration from one county to another.

11-20 Transfers; name changes; initiated by clerk.

11-21 Change of name, transfer on election day.

11-22 Changing register; correction of errors.

11-23 Changing register; striking names of disqualified voters.

11-24 Closing register.

11-25 Challenge by voters; grounds; procedure.

11-26 Appeal from ruling on challenge; or failure of clerk to act.

11-41 Boards of registration, appointment, tenure.

11-42 Compensation.

11-43 Powers; procedures.

11-44 Records of proceedings.

11-51 Appeal from board.

11-52 Hearing; decision final.

11-53 Decision, notice; action on.

11-54 Status pending appeal.

11-61 "Political party" defined.

11-62 Qualification of political parties; petition.

11-63 Party rules, amendments to be filed.

11-64 Names of party officers to be filed.

11-65 Determination of party disqualification; notice of disqualification.

11-71 to 11-75 REPEALED.

11-76 Compensation.

11-77 Appointment of watchers; service.

11-91 Proclamation.

11-91.5 REPEALED.

11-92 REPEALED.

11-92.1 Election proclamation; establishment of a new precinct; voter service centers and places of deposit; changes to precinct boundaries.

11-92.2 REPEALED.

11-92.3 Natural disasters; postponement; consolidation of precincts; special elections.

11-92.5 Minimum number of precincts.

11-93 to 11-95 REPEALED.

11-96 Records prima facie evidence.

11-97 Records open to inspection.

11-98 Forms and materials used in elections.

11-99 Members of Congress, applicability of election laws.

11-101 Elections eligible to be conducted by mail.

11-102 Procedures for conducting elections by mail.

11-103 Public notice of mailing.

11-104 Ballot instructions; ballot return.

11-105 Replacement ballots.

11-106 Deficient return identification envelopes.

11-107 Electronic transmission under certain circumstances.

11-108 Counting of mail-in ballots; validity; ballots included in recounts; certification of final tabulation.

11-109 Voter service centers; places of deposit.

11-110 Election expenses and responsibilities for elections by mail.

11-111 Official and facsimile ballots.

11-112 Contents of ballot.

11-113 Presidential ballots.

11-114 Order of offices on ballot.

11-115 Arrangement of names on the ballot.

11-116 Checking ballot form by candidates and parties.

11-117 Withdrawal of candidates; disqualification; death; notice.

11-118 Vacancies; new candidates; insertion of names on ballots.

11-118.5 Constitutional amendments, proposed; attorney general statement.

11-119 Printing; quantity.

11-120 REPEALED.

11-121 Ballot images.

11-131 Voter service center hours.

11-132 Two hundred foot radius.

11-133 to 11-136 REPEALED.

11-137 Secrecy; removal or exhibition of ballot.

11-138 Time allowed voters.

11-139 Voting assistance.

11-140 Spoiled ballots.

11-151 Vote count.

11-152 Method of counting.

11-153 More or fewer ballots than recorded.

11-154 Records, etc.; disposition.

11-155 Certification of results of election.

11-156 Certificate of election and certificate of results, form.

11-157 In case of tie.

11-158 Mandatory recount of votes.

11-171 Applicability of this part.

11-172 Contests for cause; generally.

11-173 REPEALED.

11-173.5 Contests for cause in primary, special primary elections, and county elections held concurrently with a regularly scheduled primary or special primary election.

11-174 REPEALED.

11-174.5 Contests for cause in general, special general, special, and runoff elections. (a) In general, special general, special, or runoff elections, the complaint shall be filed in the office of the clerk of the supreme court not later than 4:30 p....

11-175 Powers of supreme court; costs.

11-176 REPEALED.

11-181 REPEALED.

11-182 Election expenses when no county elections.

11-183 Election expenses when no state elections.

11-184 REPEALED.

11-191 to 11-213 OLD REPEALED. § §11-191 to 11-225 REPEALED.

11-226 REPEALED.

11-227 to 11-229 REPEALED.

11-301 Purpose.

11-302 Definitions.

11-311 Campaign spending commission established; composition.

11-312 Terms of office.

11-313 No compensation.

11-314 Duties of the commission.

11-315 Advisory opinions.

11-316 Political activities prohibited.

11-317 Exemptions.

11-321 Registration of candidate committee or noncandidate committee.

11-322 Organizational report, candidate committee.

11-323 Organizational report, noncandidate committee.

11-324 Treasurer.

11-325 When an individual may not serve as a committee officer.

11-326 Termination of candidate committee's or noncandidate committee's registration.

11-327 Ballot issue committee; contributions and expenditures.

11-331 Filing of reports, generally.

11-332 REPEALED.

11-333 Candidate committee reports.

11-334 Time for candidate committee to file preliminary, final, and supplemental reports.

11-335 Noncandidate committee reports.

11-336 Time for noncandidate committee to file preliminary, final, and supplemental reports.

11-337 Reporting expenditures.

11-338 Late contributions; late expenditures; report.

11-339 Candidate committees or noncandidate committees receiving and expending $1,000 or less in an election period.

11-340 Failure to file report; filing a substantially defective or deficient report.

11-341 Electioneering communications; statement of information.

11-342 Fundraiser; notice of intent.

11-343 Reporting deadline.

11-344 Sale or use of information.

11-351 Contributions, generally.

11-352 False name contributions prohibited.

11-353 Anonymous contributions prohibited.

11-354 Fundraising on state or county property prohibited.

11-355 Contributions by state and county contractors prohibited.

11-356 Contributions by foreign national or foreign corporation prohibited.

11-357 Contributions to candidate committees; limits.

11-358 Contributions to noncandidate committees; limits.

11-359 Family contributions.

11-360 Contributions to a party.

11-361 Aggregation of contributions and expenditures.

11-362 Contributions limited from nonresident persons.

11-363 Other contributions and expenditures.

11-364 Excess contribution; return; escheat.

11-371 Loan to candidate committee.

11-372 Reporting loan; written loan agreement.

11-373 Noncandidate committee loan prohibited.

11-381 Campaign funds only used for certain purposes.

11-382 Prohibited uses of campaign funds.

11-383 Exceptions.

11-384 Disposition of campaign funds; termination of registration.

11-391 Advertisements.

11-392 House bulletins.

11-393 Identification of certain top contributors to noncandidate committees making only independent expenditures.

11-401 Subpoena powers.

11-402 Filing of complaint.

11-403 Notice of complaint; opportunity to explain or respond to complaint.

11-404 Initial determination by the commission.

11-405 Preliminary determination regarding probable cause.

11-406 Waiver of further proceedings.

11-407 Contested case hearing.

11-408 Dismissal.

11-409 Final determination of violation; order.

11-410 Administrative fines; relief.

11-411 Criminal referral.

11-412 Criminal prosecution.

11-421 Hawaii election campaign fund; creation.

11-422 Depletion of fund.

11-423 Voluntary expenditure limits; filing affidavit.

11-424 REPEALED.

11-425 Maximum amount of public funds available to candidate.

11-426 Candidate exceeds voluntary expenditure limit.

11-427 Reserving use of contributions.

11-428 Eligibility requirements for public funds.

11-429 Minimum qualifying contribution amounts; qualifying contribution statement.

11-430 Application for public funds.

11-431 Payment to candidate.

11-432 Use of public funds.

11-433 Post-election report required.

11-434 Post-election examination and audit; return of funds.

11-435 Report and recommendation.