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The Hawaii Election Campaign Fund was created during the 1978 Constitutional Convention as Article II, Section 5 of the Hawaii State Constitution. The legislature was directed to "establish a campaign fund to be used for partial public financing of campaigns of the State and its political subdivisions." The fund was established by the 1979 legislature under section 11-217, Hawaii Revised Statutes. The following tables
reflect the activity of the fund: |
| TABLE I (Revised August, 2008)
Hawaii Election Campaign Fund Status Receipts Revenue
from the Department of Taxation Balance with the addition of Total Receipts Expenditures Administration Total Expenditures Closing Balance as of June 30, 2008 |
$583,245.47 $6,206,141.11
$105,594.69 $656,720.34 $5,549,420.77 |
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| TABLE
II (Revised February, 2008) Revenue
from the Department of Taxation
(Calendar Year) |
Source: State of Hawaii, Department of
Taxation |
Amount $419,388 |
| TABLE III (Revised February, 2008) Tax Check-Off Participation Rate
(Calendar Year) |
| Year 1991 |
Returns Filed 565,185 |
Boxes
Checked 209,694 |
Estimated
Returns Checked
141,685 |
Percent 25% |
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TABLE IV |
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*1980 was the first Hawaii election in which public funds were made available to candidates. |
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