Illinois State Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer (R-Jacksonville)
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Recent News About Illinois State Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer (R-Jacksonville)
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Rep. Davidsmeyer Welcomes Miss Illinois County Fair Queen, FFA State President, and Pittsfield FFA
The 2023-24 Miss Illinois County Fair Queen, Natalie Evans from Morgan County, was introduced to the Illinois House of Representatives in Springfield this week. Natalie is currently at Murray State University studying to be a veterinarian. Thaddeus Bergschneider, a member from the Franklin FFA Chapter, and also from Morgan County, is planning to attend college at the University of Illinois or Purdue University in the fall.The students from the Pittsfield FFA Chapter were welcomed by Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer to the Capitol and introduced to the House of Representatives....
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Rep. Davidsmeyer Speaks on Regional Economic Development at Greater St. Louis, Inc.
Illinois Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer recently participated in a panel discussion at Greater St. Louis, Inc. alongside Illinois Senator Erica Harriss. The event, held on March 1st, brought together Illinois legislators, investors, and civic and business leaders to delve into policy priorities, opportunities, and expectations for the upcoming year.John Keller, President of the RiverBend Growth Association, moderated the panel, where Rep. Davidsmeyer emphasized the importance of bipartisan cooperation in passing legislation that promotes economic growth. In his remarks,...
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Rep. Davidsmeyer Criticizes Gov. Pritzker's $52.7 Billion Budget Proposal for 2025
State Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer (R-Murrayville) responded critically to Governor Pritzker's $52.7 billion budget proposal for Illinois, labeling it as the largest spending proposal in state history. Davidsmeyer expressed his concerns, stating, “The Governor continues to make more and more new promises for brand new spending.” He highlighted the neglect towards the developmentally disabled in the state, emphasizing, “the state is neglecting the developmentally disabled who have been waiting on the PUNS list to receive services for almost as many years.”Davidsmeyer also...
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Public Opinion Poll Reveals Concerns About Nation and State
A recent poll conducted on December 22, 2023, sought to determine the biggest issue facing our nation and state. The survey, which required respondents to select from a list of options, shed light on the concerns that are top of mind for the public.One of the choices presented to the participants was the economy. Many individuals expressed their worries about the financial stability of the nation and state. John Smith, a respondent, stated, "The economy is a major concern for me. We need to address the rising cost of living and create more job opportunities for our...
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Poll Question of the Week - Dec. 1: What Was the Best Part of This Year's Thanksgiving?
Nov 28, 2023In an effort to gauge the sentiments of constituents, a question of the week has been posed to gather opinions on various topics. The current question focuses on Thanksgiving and seeks to determine the best part of this year's celebration.The options provided for respondents to choose from are: Friends & Family, Food, and Relaxing. This question aims to shed light on what people value the most during the Thanksgiving holiday.As the poll is ongoing, it will be interesting to see the results and gain insight into the preferences and experiences of...
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Davidsmeyer Blasts Pritzker for Spending $638 Million on Chicago’s Migrant Crisis; Reiterates Call to End Sanctuary State
Illinois State Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer has strongly criticized Governor JB Pritzker's plan to allocate $160 million in taxpayer funds to address the migrant crisis in Chicago. The state has already spent $478 million on this issue since 2022. Davidsmeyer, a Republican, has been vocal in his opposition to Illinois' sanctuary state status for undocumented immigrants and has recently filed legislation to repeal the TRUST Act.Davidsmeyer expressed his concerns about the allocation of funds away from essential services provided by the Illinois Department of Human...
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Rep. Davidsmeyer Recognizes Jim Paul for 22 Years as IL House Doorkeeper
Illinois Representative Davidsmeyer took a moment to honor Jim Paul for his exceptional 22 years of service as the Doorkeeper for the Illinois House of Representatives. The recognition was given in a video posted on November 9, 2023.In the video, Representative Davidsmeyer expressed his gratitude to Jim Paul for his dedication and outstanding contribution to the House Chamber. He acknowledged Jim's friendly and welcoming demeanor, which made a lasting impression on everyone who entered the chamber."Thank you, Jim Paul, for your twenty-two years of service as Doorkeeper...
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Poll Question of the Week - Nov. 3: Support for Israel's Actions Against Hamas
Nov 2, 2023In an effort to gauge public opinion on various issues, I am posing a question to my constituents this week. The topic at hand is whether or not one supports Israel's right to target the terrorists of Hamas, in light of the recent terror attacks that took place on October 7. It is important to consider the fact that the people of Palestine elected Hamas to run their government.The question is straightforward: Do you support Israel's right to go after the terrorists of Hamas? Participants are required to choose one of the following options: "YES," "Undecided,"...
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Public Opinion on State and Local Law Enforcement Working with Federal Officials on Immigration
Oct 27, 2023Illinois, like many states, is facing important challenges that require tough decisions to be made. To ensure that the voices of the people are heard, it is crucial for elected officials to understand the issues that are most important to their constituents. That is why one Illinois representative is seeking public opinion on the topic of state and local law enforcement working with federal officials to track down immigrants who are in the state illegally.In a recent poll, residents were asked to share their opinion on this matter. The options provided...
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Davidsmeyer Files Bill to End Illinois’ Sanctuary for Undocumented Immigrants
State Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer has introduced a bill to repeal the TRUST Act, which designates Illinois as a sanctuary state for undocumented immigrants. The TRUST Act, implemented in 2017, prevents local law enforcement agencies in Illinois from participating in immigration enforcement.Rep. Davidsmeyer argues that the surge in migrants coming to Illinois cannot be ignored, and that the state has become a safe haven for illegal immigrants. He asserts that Illinois offers free healthcare benefits, driver's licenses, housing assistance, and other taxpayer-funded...
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State Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer Hosts "Wild About Reading" Summer Reading Club for Local Students
PITTSFIELD, USA - State Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer recently wrapped up his highly successful Summer Reading Club, themed "Wild About Reading," for students from kindergarten through 5th grade in the 100th District. As a culmination of their reading achievements, the students were treated to a delightful pizza party at the Pittsfield Library last week.Rep. Davidsmeyer expressed his sincere appreciation to all the readers and libraries across the district that actively participated in the program, helping young minds delve into captivating books...
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Davidsmeyer: 'Decades of corruption by the majority party has finally come to a head as the trials of Madigan’s many associates move forward'
Jury selection in the perjury case involving Tim Mapers, former chief of staff to former Illinois House Speaker Michael Madigan, began on Aug. 7. That same day, Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer issued a statement.
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Davidsmeyer: ‘I’m holding another photo contest’
State Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer (R-Murrayville) is asking for help in decorating his office at the capitol building in Springfield.
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'We are no longer having an open discussion on major issues': Davidsmeyer calls out Democrats over budget failure
In a May 19 social media post, Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer, R-Jacksonville, targeted Democrats, who despite having a supermajority could not get a budget done before a deadline they set for themselves.
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Davidsmeyer: 'As the government forces EV and battery storage as a 'clean' alternative to fossil fuels, I have long had concerns'
Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer said in a May 14 Facebook post that the growing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) has raised concerns about the industry's environmental impact and the ability to meet increasing demand.
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Rep. Davidsmeyer: 'Mourning the loss and celebrating the lives of those law enforcement officers who lost their lives in the line of duty in 2022.'
Representative C.D. Davidsmeyer took to Facebook to publicize his involvement in the 2023 Illinois Police Memorial Event on May 5.
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Davidsmeyer: 'This is a great opportunity for any young person who wants to learn and think outside of the box'
In a Jan. 31 Facebook post, Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer (R-Jacksonville) shared an opportunity for youths in his district to look into local Creating Entrepreneurial Opportunities (CEO) programs.
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Davidsmeyer: 'Soccer in Lincoln, Griggsville Applefest 50th Parade, MaCoupin County Lincoln Day Dinner. Nice little Saturday… It was a long day, but great to see so many friends out and about!'
In a Sept. 18 Facebook post, Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer gave a glimpse into how he spent his Saturday. In addition to these community activities, the representative also spoke out on controversial issues such as abortion and the SAFE-T act, all in the midst of a campaign.
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Davidsmeyer: 'See some of the concerns that law enforcement and prosecutors have with the SAFE-T Act'
State Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer (R-Jacksonville) recently urged constituents to listen to his and others' concerns regarding the SAFE-T Act, or House Bill 3653.
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Rep. Davidsmeyer: 'Always have a great time at the Jersey County 4–H Auction.'
Rep. C.D. Davidsmeyer (R-Jacksonville) paid a visit to the Jersey County 4-H Auction and expressed appreciation Tuesday on Facebook for all the hard work the young participants demonstrate.