LA FIRST FUND ‘25 is a joint fundraising venture by Landry for Louisiana, Inc., the Republican Party of Louisiana, Cajun PAC II, Inc., Protect Louisiana’s Children, LLC, and Protect Louisiana Values, Inc.

Any contribution to LA FIRST FUND ‘25 permissible under the Louisiana Campaign Finance and Disclosure Act from contributors who have not exceeded their applicable contribution limits will be allocated among the Participants (Landry for Louisiana, Inc., the Republican Party of Louisiana, Cajun PAC II, Inc., Protect Louisiana’s Children, LLC, and Protect Louisiana Values, Inc.) from the net fundraising proceeds, as follows:

a) The first $24,000 from an individual shall be allocated to LANDRY FOR LOUISIANA. (The first $12,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 primary election. The next $12,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 general election.) The next $250,000 from an individual shall be allocated to the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA’S GOVERNOR’S VICTORY FUND account for the 2027 General Election. The next $25,000 from an individual shall be allocated to CAJUN PAC II. The next $100,000 from an individual shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA’S CHILDREN. The next $100,000 from an individual shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA VALUES.

b) The first $48,000 from a joint individual contribution (personal money) shall be allocated to LANDRY FOR LOUISIANA. (The first $24,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 primary election. The next $24,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 general election.) The next $500,000 from a joint individual contribution (personal money) shall be allocated to the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA’S GOVERNOR’S VICTORY FUND account for the 2027 General Election. The next $50,000 from a joint individual contribution shall be allocated to CAJUN PAC II. The next $200,000 from a joint individual contribution shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA’S CHILDREN. The next $200,000 from a joint individual contribution shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA VALUES.

c)    The first $24,000 from a political action committee not registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to LANDRY FOR LOUISIANA. (The first $12,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 primary election. The next $12,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 general election.) The next $250,000 from a political action committee not registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA’S GOVERNOR’S VICTORY FUND account for the 2027 General Election. The next $25,000 from a political action committee not registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to CAJUN PAC II. The next $100,000 from a political action committee not registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA’S CHILDREN. The next $100,000 from a political action committee not registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA VALUES.

d) The first $48,000 from qualified political action committee which is registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to LANDRY FOR LOUISIANA. (The first $24,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 primary election. The next $24,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 general election.) The next $250,000 from a qualified political action committee which is registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA’S GOVERNOR’S VICTORY FUND account for the 2027 General Election. The next $25,000 from a qualified political action committee which is registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to CAJUN PAC II. The next $100,000 from qualified political action committee which is registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA’S CHILDREN. The next $100,000 from qualified political action committee which is registered with the Louisiana Ethics Administration as having over 250 members shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA VALUES.

e) The first $24,000 from a corporation shall be allocated to LANDRY FOR LOUISIANA. (The first $12,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 primary election. The next $12,000 shall be allocated to, and segregated for, the 2027 general election.) The next $250,000 from a corporation shall be allocated to the REPUBLICAN PARTY OF LOUISIANA’S GOVERNOR’S VICTORY FUND account for the 2027 General Election. The next $25,000 from a corporation shall be allocated to CAJUN PAC II. The next $100,000 from a corporation shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA’S CHILDREN. The next $100,000 from a corporation shall be allocated to PROTECT LOUISIANA VALUES.

Contributions to LA FIRST FUND ‘25 that exceed a contributor’s contribution limit to a Participant (Landry for Louisiana, Inc., the Republican Party of Louisiana, Cajun PAC II, Inc., Protect Louisiana’s Children, LLC, or Protect Louisiana Values, Inc.) shall be reallocated to the remaining Participants (Landry for Louisiana, Inc., the Republican Party of Louisiana, Cajun PAC II, Inc., Protect Louisiana’s Children, LLC, or Protect Louisiana Values, Inc.) according to this allocation formula and as permitted by law. If reallocation results in a violation of the contributor’s state contribution limit, LA FIRST FUND ‘25 shall return to the contributor the amount of the contribution that exceeds the limit. If a contribution is otherwise not permissible under the Louisiana Campaign Finance and Disclosure Act, it shall be refunded to the contributor.

Notwithstanding the allocation formula described above, contributions may be designated by the contributor for a specific Participant (Landry for Louisiana, Inc., the Republican Party of Louisiana, Cajun PAC II, Inc., Protect Louisiana’s Children, LLC, or Protect Louisiana Values, Inc.), notwithstanding the stated allocation formula, to the extent permitted by law. Any such designated contribution that exceeds the contributor’s limit to the designated Participant shall not be reallocated by LA FIRST FUND ‘25 absent the prior written permission of the contributor.

All contribution checks to support LA FIRST FUND ‘25 shall be made payable to “LA FIRST FUND ‘25.” Any contributor may instead make his or her contribution payable directly to any of the participants (Landry for Louisiana, Inc., the Republican Party of Louisiana, Cajun PAC II, Inc., Protect Louisiana’s Children, LLC, or Protect Louisiana Values, Inc.), subject to the applicable limits.

The maximum an individual may contribute to a Louisiana principal campaign committee (campaign) for a major office is $24,000 ($12,000 for the primary election; $12,000 for the general election). The maximum an individual may contribute to a Louisiana major state party committee is $250,000 for 2025, not to exceed $400,000 for the four-year 2027 election cycle. The maximum an individual may contribute to a Louisiana leadership committee (leadership PAC) is $25,000 for 2025.

The maximum a married couple may contribute to a Louisiana principal campaign committee (campaign) for a major office is $48,000 ($24,000 for the primary election; $24,000 for the general election). The maximum a married couple may contribute to a Louisiana major state party committee is $500,000 for 2025, not to exceed $800,000 for the four-year 2027 election cycle. The maximum a married couple may contribute to a Louisiana leadership committee (leadership PAC) is $50,000 for 2025.

The maximum a corporation (or other legal entity) may contribute to a Louisiana principal campaign committee (campaign) for a major office is $24,000 ($12,000 for the primary election; $12,000 for the general election). The maximum a corporation (or other legal entity) may contribute to a Louisiana major state party committee is $250,000 for 2025, not to exceed $400,000 for the four-year 2027 election cycle. The maximum a corporation (or other legal entity) may contribute to a Louisiana leadership committee (leadership PAC) is $25,000 for 2025.

The maximum a PAC with less than 250 members may contribute to a Louisiana principal campaign committee (campaign) for a major office is $24,000 ($12,000 for the primary election; $12,000 for the general election). The maximum a PAC with less than 250 members may contribute to a Louisiana major state party committee is $250,000 for 2025, not to exceed $400,000 for the four-year 2027 election cycle. The maximum a PAC with less than 250 members may contribute to a Louisiana leadership committee (leadership PAC) is $25,000 for 2025.

The maximum a qualified PAC with over 250 members may contribute to a Louisiana principal campaign committee (campaign) for a major office is $48,000 ($24,000 for the primary election; $24,000 for the general election). The maximum a qualified PAC with over 250 members may contribute to a Louisiana major state party committee is $250,000 for 2025, not to exceed $400,000 for the four-year 2027 election cycle. The maximum a qualified PAC with over 250 members may contribute to a Louisiana leadership committee (leadership PAC) is $25,000 for 2025.

Contributions to an independent-expenditure-only committee (SuperPAC) are unlimited.

Contributions to an organization exempt from federal income tax under Section 501 of the Internal Revenue Code are unlimited.

All funds received in response to this solicitation will be subject to state contribution limits and prohibitions. Any contribution made to LA FIRST FUND ’25: by any person substantially interested in the gaming industry in Louisiana (as defined in La. R.S. § 18:1505.2(L)(3)); by any foreign national (as defined in La. R.S. § 18:1505.2(M)) including: any non-citizen individual without a green card; any foreign government; any foreign entity not registered to do business in Louisiana; any citizen of a foreign government identified as a foreign adversary in 15 CFR §7.4; any citizen of a foreign government designated a state sponsor of terrorism under Section 6(j) of the Export Administration Act; any person identified as a foreign adversary in 15 CFR §7.4; any foreign terrorist organization as designated by the United States secretary of state in accordance with Section 219 of the United States Immigration and Nationality Act, Section 40 of the United States Arms Export Control Act, or Section 620(A) of the United States Foreign Assistance Act of 1961; any partnership, association, corporation, organization, or other entity organized under the laws of a foreign government identified as a foreign adversary in 15 CFR §7.4 or Section 6(j) of the Export Administration Act, or organized under the laws of or having its principal place of business in a foreign country designated pursuant to Section 620(A) of the United States Foreign Assistance Act of 1961; or by any impermissible source set forth in Louisiana law, shall be returned to the contributor (unless the contributor may legally contribute to Protect Louisiana Values, Inc. only, in such case the first $100,000 of the contribution shall be allocated only to Protect Louisiana Values, Inc. and the remainder returned to the contributor).

Government contractors should consult legal counsel before making contributions to LA FIRST FUND ‘25.

LA FIRST FUND ‘25 or any Participant (Landry for Louisiana, Inc., the Republican Party of Louisiana, Cajun PAC II, Inc., Protect Louisiana’s Children, LLC, or Protect Louisiana Values, Inc.) may decline to accept any contribution from any source, the legality of accepting such contribution notwithstanding.

Contributions to LA FIRST FUND ‘25, or any Participant, are not deductible as charitable contributions for federal income tax purposes. State law requires us to use our best efforts to collect and report the name and mailing address of each contributor. Neither personal nor corporate contributions may be reimbursed by another person or entity.