A press release from State Rep. candidate Danielle Rowe:

Danielle stands in front of State Capitol's doors.

Please join us for the first fundraiser to support Danielle Rowe, Republican candidate for State Representative, 52nd District from 6:30PM to 8:00PM on Thursday, January 26 at the Wynstone Golf Club in North Barrington. Tickets are $120 per person and include a buffet and an open bar. Can’t you see Danielle Rowe fighting for us in the General Assembly? You can play a huge role in bringing new, conservative leadership to Springfield. With your support, we can make Danielle’s campaign a great success.

Click here to register for the January 26 event!

Our special guest for the evening will be John Tillman. A successful entrepreneur, John has built and lead organizations in the arenas of political activism, retailing, ecommerce and internet access. His business experience has given him firsthand knowledge of the power of free markets and the importance of accountable government. Last year, John won the prestigious Roe Award for his leadership, innovation and accomplishments in the world of public policy.

We will also welcome Dan Proft, top rated host at WLS-AM 890. Dan is a former Republican candidate for Governor of Illinois.

Rowe will meet everyone who attends and address the crowd. Danielle will discuss the important issues facing the citizens of the 52nd District and what we need to get Illinois moving in the right direction – Rowe’s Roadmap for Economic Revitalization in Illinois:

• Repeal the Democrats’ Tax Increase
• Reform Public Sector Pensions
• Reduce Runaway State Spending and Borrowing
• Restore a Business Climate that Respects Entrepeneurs and Creates Jobs

Please click here to register for Danielle Rowe’s first fundraiser on January 26.

If you are unable to attend the event, you can always help by volunteering for the campaign. Click here for more information and to volunteer.

Visit DanielleforIL.com for more information on Danielle and her campaign.

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Rowe is running against appointed State Rep. Kent Gaffney, as is David McSweeney.