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United States — Hawaii
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Candidates for specified offices must file nomination papers by the deadline and pay the required filing fee, unless a special-election deadline, spending-limit discount, or indigency waiver applies.
United States — Hawaii
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Candidates must file the prescribed oath or affirmation with their nomination papers before their name may be printed on an official ballot.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision sets the process and deadlines for objecting to nomination papers and deciding those objections.
United States — Hawaii
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The chief election officer and each county clerk must send certified candidate lists to each other by the stated deadline.
United States — Hawaii
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The provision defines the State militia, its four classes, and rules for the unorganized militia.
United States — Hawaii
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The adjutant general must issue needed orders and regulations, manage military property and records, take yearly inventories, and file an annual report.
United States — Hawaii
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Hawaii recognizes prisoner of war and missing in action designations as valid descriptions of casualty status and classification for military personnel.
United States — Hawaii
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The adjutant general may appoint or remove a deputy adjutant general, and that deputy must be no higher than brigadier general.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision sets how the Hawaii National Guard headquarters, army guard, air guard, and inactive guard are organized and staffed.
United States — Hawaii
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Army and air national guard officers must be commissioned by the commander in chief, who may refuse a commission if the person is considered unqualified or unworthy.
United States — Hawaii
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Commissioned and warrant officers must be U.S. citizens, meet the age requirement, and be appointed by the governor, with federal-recognition rules applying in some cases.
United States — Hawaii
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This provision lets officers be transferred, discharged, placed on the retired list, or separated from service under several conditions, often with governor approval.
United States — Hawaii
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Army and air national guard officers and warrant officers must appear before an examining board and pass a prescribed fitness test when appointed and assigned, unless federal recognition is not required.
United States — Hawaii
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Officers and warrant officers must submit resignations in writing to the adjutant general and state the reasons; resignations go through immediate commanding officers and take effect only after acceptance and announcement in orders.
United States — Hawaii
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Officers are placed on the retired list in the grade they held when they retired, and may be placed one grade higher if promoted by the commander in chief.
United States — Hawaii
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The adjutant general may regulate and allow limited use or temporary rental of certain armories and related facilities, must set the rental charges, and must deposit rental money into the state general fund.
United States — Hawaii
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These listed groups are exempt from military duty.
United States — Hawaii
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Enlistment in the army or air national guard must follow the form, manner, and period set by U.S. law and regulations, and a person cannot be enlisted if their prior enlistment service was not honest and faithful.
United States — Hawaii
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Discharges are granted for the State’s convenience and according to reasons and procedures set by federal laws and regulations for the army or air national guard.
United States — Hawaii
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Certain military warrants and appointments continue after discharge if the person reenlists the next day and the vacancy has not been filled.