Readers of this space know that Civil Beat (OK, me) frequently reports which state legislators hold campaign fundraisers during the legislative session from mid January to early May.

But what about the lawmakers who did not ask for money even as they were considering legislation that might very well be important to some of those same folks who contribute (e.g., lobbyists, companies, special interests, lobbyists for companies and special interests et al.)?

Fourteen of Hawaii’s 25 state senators did not hold fundraisers during the 2016 session:

Meanwhile, 14 of Hawaii’s 51 state representatives also decided not to pass the hat:

Legislators must notify the state Campaign Spending Commission when they intend to ask for contributions of more than $25.