The chief election officer or the clerk as designated by the chief election officer may establish procedures to ensure that non-electioneering activities, including exit polling, within the area prescribed in HRS § 11-132, do not interfere in any way with the orderly conduct of elections. Such procedures may include:
(1) The prohibition of commercial activity, other than those which were pre-existing, involving advertising, solicitation or sales;(2) Requiring prior notification, ten days before an election, and approval for any organized activity;(3) Limiting the number and proximity of persons involved or places where the activity takes place;(4) The prohibition of loudspeakers or other, amplification devices;(5) Requiring that the clerk be advised of the activity;(6) The cessation or removal of any activity which interferes with the conduct of the election; and(7) Prohibiting the solicitation or approaching of persons proceeding to or from a voter service center or place of deposit. [Eff JUL 26 2020] (Auth: HRS §§ 11-4, 11-132) (Imp: HRS §§ 11-132, 19-6)