Meet Gary Rabine’s Running Mate, Lieutenant Governor Candidate Aaron Del Mar, at Logan County Lincoln Day Dinner April 21st

[April 19, 2022]   Area residents are warmly invited to meet Illinois Governor candidate Gary Rabine’s running mate, Lieutenant Governor candidate Aaron Del Mar, at the Logan County Lincoln Day Dinner held at American Legion Post 263, 1740 5th Street Road in Lincoln, on Thursday, April 21, at 5:30 p.m.

The event will celebrate local Republican officials and honor the life of Abraham Lincoln. It is also the next stop on Illinois Governor candidate Gary Rabine’s “Reform and Rebuild Tour.”

“I am excited to meet the residents of Logan County,” said Del Mar. “It’s exciting to be able to meet with residents from all over the state and share our vision for a stronger Illinois.”

Local and state GOP officials and candidates will be available to meet with area residents. To learn how Rabine and Del Mar plan to serve all Illinois citizens and bring real reform to Springfield, visit https://rabineforgovernor.com/. 

About Gary Rabine: Gary Rabine, 58, is a lifelong conservative Republican who is pro-life, pro-second amendment and a fiscal hawk. He has consistently supported the protection of our fundamental freedoms for decades, and most recently was one of the lead plaintiffs in the lawsuit that successfully stopped the Biden Administration's vaccine mandate, ruled on by the U.S. Supreme Court. A self-made business builder and leader, shortly after high school, Gary founded the Rabine Group of Companies which does business in all 50 states, and where he currently serves as the Chairman. He has four grown children and three grandchildren.

About Aaron Del Mar: Aaron Del Mar, 41, is a dedicated father of six, public servant and entrepreneur with a proven track record of fighting for lower property taxes and fiscal responsibility. Service to his community has always been a driving force; Aaron was elected the youngest and first minority Village of Palatine councilman and serves Palatine Township as a Rural Fire Protection District Trustee and Highway Commissioner. He was named to Crain’s Chicago Business' prestigious 2019 Notable Entrepreneurs List and was a 2018 Daily Herald Young Entrepreneur of the Year.

[Molly Archibald]