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Recent News About Citizens for Steven Reick
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Reick win ends two decades of Democrat control of House District 63 seat
Republican Steven Reick won the 63rd House District seat, which has been a Democratic stronghold for almost two decades, after garnering 56.7 percent of the vote over Democrat John Bartman’s 43.3 percent.
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Reick: Fiscally chaotic 'status quo' fueling mass exodus from state
Steven Reick, Republican candidate for the District 63 state House seat, spoke about the Illinois out-migration trend and the reasons why it has continued unabated in a recent article in the Northwest Herald.
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State House candidate Reick seeks Election Day workers
Steve Reick, the Republican candidate for the District 63 state House seat, is seeking Election Day workers.
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Three large Illinois newspapers endorse Reick
Steven Reick, the Republican candidate for the District 63 state House seat, has been endorsed by three more Illinois newspapers.
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How did Steven Reick spend campaign funds in the third quarter?
Republican Steven Reick's election campaign committee, Citizens to Elect Steven Reick, spent $56,259 in the third quarter, according to committee expenditure records obtained from the Illinois State Board of Elections (ISBE).
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Reick recommends reforms for Illinois education spending
Having observed innovative programs initiated successfully in states from Arizona to Florida, Steve Reick, the Republican candidate for the state House in District 63, wants Illinois constituents to consider a similar transformation — with novel ideas about spending school dollars.
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Reick picks up NRA endorsement
Steve Reick of Woodstock, Republican candidate for House District 63, said recently the National Rifle Association (NRA) has endorsed his campaign.
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Reick blames Illinois' job losses on dysfunction in Springfield
Steven Reick, the Woodstock Republican running for state representative in District 63, recently posted a response on his Facebook page to a story about the drop of Illinois’ unemployment rate and the drop in job creation that was recently published by chicagobusiness.com.
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Woodstock's Reick proposes education reform
Woodstock's Steven Reick, the Republican candidate for state House in District 63, has proposed a radical change in the way education dollars are spent – by placing them in the hands of parents instead of bureaucrats.
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Reick reaching out to voters in House District 63
Steven Reick, the Republican candidate for state representative in District 63, spoke about his conversations with voters recently.
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Reick: Illinois echoes ‘dance band on Titanic’
Republican Steven Reick of Harvard, who is running for state representative in District 63 that represents Woodstock, McHenry, Marengo, Union and other nearby cities and townships, recently took stock of Illinois’ spiraling fiscal fiasco with observations via a website blog post.
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Reick to do his part to ease pension crisis by refusing to accept one
Steven Reick, Republican candidate in Illinois House District 63, recently spoke up about the current pension crisis in Illinois, vowing that if he is elected this fall, he will refuse a legislative pension.
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Reick objects to school budget shell game
Steven Reick, Republican candidate in House District 63, called HB 5529, which Gov. Bruce Rauner signed into law two weeks ago, a shell game that allows school districts to transfer money between their educational, operations and maintenance and transportation funds.
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Reick disappointed but hopeful on remap initiative
Steve Reick, Republican candidate for state representative in House District 63, responded with dissatisfaction when a Cook County Circuit Court judge ruled to exclude the Independent Map Amendment initiative from the ballot on Nov. 8.
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Reick against U.S. Department of Education proposed regulations
Steve Reick, the Republican candidate for state representative in House District 63, recently expressed concerns with the U.S. Department of Education's proposal targeting elements of the Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) that were specifically worded to prevent the imposition of mandatory rating regulations on state education plans.
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Reick criticizes Democrats' slating of replacement in House District 63 race
In a closed-door meeting earlier this month, Seneca Township Democratic Precinct Committeeman John Bartman was selected to run for state representative in House District 63 in Jack Franks’ stead, pitting Bartman, also a former Democratic Party chairman, against Republican candidate Steve Reick.
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How did Steven Reick spend campaign funds in the second quarter?
Republican Steven Reick's election campaign committee, Citizens to Elect Steven Reick, spent $4,063 in the second quarter, according to committee expenditure records obtained from the Illinois State Board of Elections (ISBE).
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Reick: Franks is showing his 'true colors' now that re-election isn't an issue
Although some view Democratic state Rep. Jack Franks’ decision to not run for re-election in District 63 as a move that places Republicans at a huge advantage going into the November election, conservative House candidate Steve Reick says that since Franks no longer has to worry about re-election, voters are now seeing his “true colors.”
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How did Steven Reick spend campaign funds in the first quarter?
Republican Steven Reick's election campaign committee, Citizens to Elect Steven Reick, spent $7,008 in the first quarter, according to committee expenditure records obtained from the Illinois State Board of Elections (ISBE).