§11-201  Anonymous contributions; unlawful. 
(a)  No person shall make an anonymous contribution of the person's own money
or property, or money of another person, to any candidate, party, or committee
in connection with a nomination for election, or election.  No candidate,
party, or committee shall knowingly receive, accept, or retain an anonymous
contribution, or enter or cause such contribution to be entered in its accounts
as an anonymous contribution or in a name other than the true name of the person
who actually furnished the contribution.



(b)  No anonymous contribution received by a
candidate, party, or committee shall be used or expended, but shall be returned
to the donor.  If the donor cannot be identified, the contribution shall
escheat to the Hawaii election campaign fund.



(c)  This section shall not apply to amounts
that aggregate less than $500 when obtained through multiple contributions made
by ten or more persons at the same political function.  Each such aggregate
contribution shall be reported accompanied by a description of the means,
method, place, and date of receipt. [L 1979, c 224, pt of §2; gen ch 1985]