State campaign money · Hawaii
Hawaii campaign finance records
TerraCivic doesn’t show Hawaii’s state campaign money. Here’s why, and where to find it yourself on the state’s own sites.
Barred by state law
Why it isn’t here
Hawaii law (HRS § 11-344) bars using its campaign finance filings for any commercial purpose. TerraCivic won’t show them until a lawyer confirms it may. The filings are still public, and anyone can look them up on the state’s own sites below.
Where to find it
| What you’re looking for | Where to find it | What you can do there |
|---|---|---|
| Candidate money | Candidate committee data | Search contributions and spending by candidate committees |
| PAC and party money | Noncandidate committee data | Search contributions and spending by PACs and parties |
| Filed reports | Candidate committee reports | Read each report as filed |
| Bulk downloads | Hawaii campaign finance open data | Download the Commission's datasets |
Every link goes to a site run by the Hawaii Campaign Spending Commission, or a page it links to. Links checked October 25, 2026.
Who to ask
- Office
- Hawaii Campaign Spending Commission
- Phone
- (808) 586-0285
- Contact page
- ags.hawaii.gov
Questions about a report, or copies of filings, go to the state. TerraCivic isn’t connected with it.
What TerraCivic shows for Hawaii
- 14 federal candidates (count) for Hawaii’s U.S. House and Senate seats, with FEC money.
Coverage for every state: What TerraCivic covers.
Federal law prohibits using information copied from FEC reports to solicit contributions or for commercial purposes. Do not use TerraCivic for fundraising, donor prospecting, or contact lists. TerraCivic shows no individual contributor names, addresses, employers or amounts. Data use & privacy