Hawaii law aims to curb corporate influence in elections but faces hurdles

Hawaii law aims to curb corporate influence in elections but faces hurdles

Gov. Josh Green has signed into law a measure that aims to restrict campaign spending activity by corporations and other so-called artificial persons, in a legislative victory for the anti-Trump administration group Indivisible Hawaii, which championed the bill. Senate Bill 2471 “limits the powers that the state grants to corporations, limited liability companies, partnerships, associations, and other artificial persons,” according to the legisl…