Tuesday, March 20, 2012
Updates throughout the night on the Republicans wanting to represent the party in the general election.
A three-way race is brewing in the 52nd House District. Incumbent Kent Gaffney and contenders David McSweeney and Danielle Rowe are all vying to represent the Republican Party in the November election. (57/57 precincts reporting) 11:03 P.M. Results do not include provisional and late absentee ballots but do include write-in candidates. Rep. Gaffney was appointed to fill the remaining term of Mark Beaubien Jr., who died June 5, 2011. The 52nd district has a wide reach, representing parts of Lake, Cook and Kane counties, which includes parts of Cary, Algonquin and Lake in the Hills. On March 20, 2012, Republican voters will be asked to choose one candidate to face their Democratic challenger. Candidates Click on a candidate's name for…
Tuesday, March 6, 2012
The Illinois Conservatives group is the lasest endorsement candidate Danielle Rowe has received.
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Tuesday, March 6, 2012
The Illinois Conservatives announced their latest endorsement for the 2012 elections today: Danielle Rowe, tea party conservative Republican for the 52nd State Representative District. Danielle Rowe is a marketing executive, an unstoppable tea party activist, a key volunteer supporting the men and women in our armed forces and a respected conservative leader. The Illinois Conservatives believe Rowe has the background necessary to fight the political establishment in Springfield and help bring a revolution to Illinois. We agree with the Rowe Roadmap: Illinois needs to repeal the Chicago Democrats' tax increase, reform public sector pensions, reduce runaway spending and borrowing and restoring a climate friendly to small businesses. The…
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Danielle Rowe, candidate in the 52nd district race says Illinois needs revolutionary reforms like those in Wisconsin to turn our state around.
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Thursday, February 23, 2012
Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch is standing with conservative reformer Danielle Rowe because she is the only candidate in the 52nd District race who can bring revolutionary change to Illinois. Lt. Governor Rebecca Kleefisch had this to say about Danielle Rowe, "Gov. Scott Walker and I, along with Republicans in the State Legislature, turned things around in Wisconsin by translating conservative grassroots principles into public policy. As a result, we've grown jobs, fully funded our state pensions and balanced our state budget without raising taxes. Danielle Rowe is exactly the type of conservative, grassroots leader Illinois needs in its General Assembly. I believe Rowe will do what she says when it comes to standing for pro-growth …
Friday, February 3, 2012
Danielle Rowe, candidate for state representative in the 52nd district said Illinois is not moving forward under Gov. Quinn.
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Friday, February 3, 2012
During this week’s State of the State address, Governor Quinn pushed his message that “Illinois is Moving Forward,” but Danielle Rowe, the Illinois Tea Party endorsed candidate and only consistent conservative running for State Representative in the 52nd District, is pushing back. Rowe recognizes the devastating affects Pat Quinn and Mike Madigan’s policies have had on the hardworking families of the 52nd District. “Illinois is not moving forward. Illinois residents and businesses are moving out. Governor Quinn was right was about one thing: “jobs follow brainpower”, which explains the migration of Illinoisans to Wisconsin and Indiana where real reforms and a healthy business climate are providing better opportunities for working families…
Max Gruppy
10:25 am on Thursday, March 8, 2012
What is Ms. Rowe's position regarding Illinois Public Act 97-632, which intercepts (steals) Illinois state income tax refunds owed to citizens beginning this year? more ›