Contribution rules Campaign Contribution Limits “The General Assembly shall make no law authorizing unlimited campaign contributions to candidates for the General Assembly, nor any law that circumvents the contribution limits contained in this Constitution. In addition to other campaign contribution limitations or restrictions provided for by law, the amount of contributions made to or accepted by any candidate or candidate committee from any person other than the candidate in any one election to the office of State Representative or State Senator shall not exceed the following: (1) To elect an individual to the office of State Senator, two thousand four hundred dollars [$2,400]; and (2) To elect an individual to the office of State Representative, two thousand dollars [$2,000]. The contribution limits and other restrictions of this section shall also apply to any person exploring a candidacy for the office of State Representative or State Senator.” • This section sets forth campaign contribution limits for candidates for State Senator or House of Representatives, as well as persons with exploratory committees. • These contribution limits apply to each election cycle and go into effect December 3, 2020. Political campaign contributions are not tax deductible. I confirm that the above statements are true and accurate.