Hawaii State Senate Passes Bill Barring Multinational Corporations from Interfering in Local and State Elections

Honolulu, Hawaii (March 10, 2026) – The Hawaii State Senate today passed unanimously with bipartisan support SB2982, a bill prohibiting foreign-influenced corporations from spending money to influence local and state elections. The legislation, introduced by Senator Chris Lee, would bar corporations with significant foreign ownership from contributing to candidates, parties, or committees (including super PACs) Read More __

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