Hawaii 2026 Regular Session

Hawaii House Bill HB2528

Introduced

1/28/26

Refer

2/2/26

Caption

Proposing Amendments To The Hawaii State Constitution To Require Ranked-choice Voting In Elections And Eliminate Primary Elections.

Latest HI HB2528 Activity

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Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

HI HB140

Proposing Amendments To Article Iv, Sections 4 And 6, Of The Hawaii State Constitution Regarding Reapportionment.

HI SB124

Proposing Amendments To Article Iv, Sections 4 And 6, Of The Hawaii State Constitution Regarding Reapportionment.

HI HB488

Proposing Amendments To The Hawaii Constitution To Promote Accountability In Elected Officials.

HI SB297

Proposing A Constitutional Amendment To The Constitution Of The State Of Hawaii To Protect The Right To Reproductive Freedom.

HI HB770

Proposing Amendments To The Hawaii State Constitution To Establish A Continuous Legislative Session.

HI HB728

Proposing A Constitutional Amendment To The Constitution Of The State Of Hawaii To Protect The Right To Reproductive Freedom.

HI SB311

Proposing An Amendment To The Hawaii State Constitution Regarding The Freedom Of Speech.

HI SB733

Proposing Amendments To The Hawaii State Constitution To Establish A Continuous Legislative Session.

HI HB930

Proposing An Amendment To Article X, Section 1, Of The Constitution Of The State Of Hawaii To Require That The Statewide Public School System Be Thorough And Efficient.

HI HB764

Proposing An Amendment To Article Iii, Section 4, Of The Constitution Of The State Of Hawaii To Establish Term Limits For Legislators.

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