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United States — Hawaii
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The commission must publish notice about the qualified Native Hawaiian roll, update the roll as needed, and publish notice of the updated roll. It must not publish or release verification documents for any qualified Native Hawaiian on the roll.
United States — Hawaii
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The roll publication is meant to help qualified Native Hawaiians start organizing a convention for qualified Native Hawaiians.
United States — Hawaii
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The governor must dissolve the Native Hawaiian roll commission after being informed that it has published notice of an updated roll of qualified Native Hawaiians and completed its work.
United States — Hawaii
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This chapter must not diminish, alter, or amend existing rights or privileges of Native Hawaiian people, unless those rights or privileges are inconsistent with the chapter.
United States — Hawaii
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Hawaii is directed to acknowledge qualified Native Hawaiian roll members and their descendants as the indigenous, aboriginal, maoli population of Hawaii.
United States — Hawaii
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This chapter does not settle any claims against the State of Hawaii and does not affect the rights of Native Hawaiian people under state, federal, or international law.
United States — Hawaii
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This section defines key terms used in the title, including ballot, chief election officer, clerk, voter, and voting system.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision creates an office of elections, places it in the department for administrative purposes, assigns the chief election officer as its administrator, bars full-time employees from electioneering except voting, and requires the office to provide staff support to the elections commission when requested.
United States — Hawaii
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The office of elections is exempt from part of section 26-35 and may act without comptroller approval for communications, personnel decisions, and purchasing.
United States — Hawaii
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The chief election officer is appointed by the elections commission and must meet stated eligibility, term, conduct, salary, reappointment, and removal-notice rules.
United States — Hawaii
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Candidates for public office generally must not appear in or lend their name, image, or voice to certain public service announcements or advertisements while their candidacy is pending.
United States — Hawaii
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A registered person may vote in an election if they are at least 18 at that election.
United States — Hawaii
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Official ballots must be identified, informational posters with facsimile ballots must be printed in certain elections, and precinct officials must post those posters near the polling place entrance.
United States — Hawaii
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This section sets what a ballot must include, allows certain optional ballot features, and limits extra words or symbols on the ballot.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision sets the ballot rules for presidential elections, including filing deadlines, petition requirements, notification, hearing requests, and the chief election officer’s authority in certain disputes.
United States — Hawaii
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Ballots must list offices in a specified order.
United States — Hawaii
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Ballot candidate names must generally appear in alphabetical order, with specific exceptions for voting-system limits and certain paired offices.
United States — Hawaii
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Ballot layout facsimiles must be available for candidates and parties to view before printing.
United States — Hawaii
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Candidates may withdraw by written notice within the stated filing deadlines; if the withdrawal is for ill health, extra notice and a physician statement are required.
United States — Hawaii
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If a party candidate dies, withdraws, or is disqualified, the party may fill the vacancy, and election officials must follow notice, ballot-printing, proclamation, and rule-submission requirements.