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 Thank you for your unwavering support! Jil and I are grateful for
the thousands of Illinoisans who were a part of our wholehearted
endeavor. Although we came up short (March 18), we will never stop
fighting for you, Illinois and our shared vision to make Illinois
work again.Our thanks goes out to all of our supporters and
volunteers statewide, and to all of the people who voted for us ...
all of the families, seniors, young people, farmers, business
owners, hardworking teachers, and the state and local employees.
You believed in our plan to make our state the capital of the
Midwest once again.
It has been an unbelievable eight months for Jil and me,
traveling the state, telling voters that Illinois is broken ... and
isn't working. We offered solutions.
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 We're proud of our endorsements, from a wide variety of groups.
In fact, the support we received from crossover voters is
unprecedented in a Republican primary. They know we need fresh ideas
and new leadership. And they know we need to end one-party control
in Springfield!
Unfortunately, our campaign ends here (March 18), but both Jil
and I will continue to fight for Republican ideals and principles to
help make Illinois work again.
Again, Jil and I thank you all for your support,
Kirk Dillard
Running mate Jil Tracy
http://kirkdillard.com/
[Posted
March 25, 2014]
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