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Illinois Federation for Right to Life PAC Endorsements for the 2012 Illinois Federation for Right to Life PAC U.S. President U.S. Vice President Endorsements for the 2012 General Election Mitt Romney (R) Paul Ryan (R) Dan Patlak (R) for Commissioner of Cook County Board of Review Mike Nerheim (R) for Lake County States Attorney Chris Lauzen (R)for Kane County Board Chairman Bob Bednar (R) for Lake County Recorder of Deeds Daniel Hassinger for Macon County State’s Attorney Steve Newton (R) for Lake County Coroner Stephen McGlynn for Appellate Judge 5th Appellate District U.S. House of Representatives Illinois Senate Illinois House of Representatives Illinois House of Representatives Dist. Candidate Dist. Candidate Dist. Candidate Dist. Candidate 1 Daniel William Lipinski (D) 38 Sue Rezin, (R) 47 Patricia “Patti” Bellock, (R) 91 Michael D. Unes, (R) 5 Dan Schmitt (R) 40 Joseph C. “Tuck” Marshall (R) 49 Mike Fortner (R) 93 Norine Hammond, (R) 6 Peter J. Roskam, (R) 42 Peter Hurtado, (R) 52 David McSweeney, (R) 94 Jil Tracy, (R) 8 Joe Walsh, (R) 44 Bill Brady (R) 53 David Harris, (R) 95 Wayne Arthur Rosenthal, (R) 11 Chris Michel (Write-in) 45 Tim Bivins, (R) 54 Tom Morrison, (R) 96 Dennis Schackelford (R) 12 Jason Plummer (R) 47 John Sullivan (D) 61 JoAnn D. Osmond, (R) 96 Sue Scherer (D) 13 Rodney Davis (R) 49 Garrett Peck (R) 64 Barbara Wheeler, (R) 98 Robert Kalnicky (R) 14 Randy Hultgren, (R) 50 William “Sam” McCann, (R) 65 Timothy L. Schmitz, (R) 15 John Shimkus, (R) 51 Chapin Rose, (R) 66 Michael W. Tryon, (R) 99 Raymond Poe, (R) 52 John Christian Bambenek, (R) 16 Adam Kinzinger (R) 68 John M. Cabello, (R) 100 Jim Watson, (R) 53 Jason Barickman (R) 17 Bobby Schilling, (R) 69 Joe Sosnowski, (R) 101 Bill Mitchell, (R) 54 Kyle McCarter, (R) 18 Aaron Schock, (R) 70 Robert W. Pritchard, (R) 102 Adam Brown, (R) 55 Dale Righter, (R) 71 Richard Morthland, (R) 104 Chad Hays, (R) Illinois Senate 56 William “Bill” Haine, (D) 72 Neil Anderson (R) 105 Dan Brady, (R) Dist. Candidate 57 David Barnes, (R) 73 David R. Leitch, (R) 18 Bill Cunningham (D) 58 David Luechtefeld, (R) 106 Josh Harms (R) 74 Don Moffitt, (R) 21 Mike Connelly, (R) 59 Gary Forby, (D) 107 John Cavaletto, (R) 75 Pam Roth, (R) 23 Carol Pankau, (R) 108 Charles E. Meier (R) * Recommend Illinois House of Representatives 76 Robert Jensen 24 Kirk Dillard, (R) 109 David Reis, (R) 79 Katherine Cloonen (D) 25 Jim Oberweis (R) Dist. Candidate 110 Brad Halbrook (R) 79 Glenn Nixon (R) 26 Dan Duffy (R) 16 Vincent William Romano, (R) 81 Ron Sandack (R) 111 Daniel V. Beiser, (D) 27 Matt Murphy, (R) 20 Michael McAuliffe (R) 112 Dwight Kay, (R) 28 Jim O’Donnell (R) *Recommend 37 Rene Kosel, (R) 82 Jim Durkin (R) 113 Melinda Hult (R) * Recommend 30 Don Castella, (R) 41 Darlene Senger, (R) 86 Ryan Martin Alm (R) 31 Joe Neal (R) 42 Jeanne Ives (R) 87 Rich Brauer, (R) 116 Jerry Costello II (D) 34 Frank Gambino (R) 44 Ramiro Juarez (R) 88 Keith P. Sommer, (R) 115 Mike Bost, (R) 35 Dave Syverson (R) 45 Dennis Reboletti (R) 89 Jim Sacia, (R) 117 John Bradley, (D) 36 Bill Albracht (R) 46 Daniel J. Kordik (R) 90 Tom Demmer (R) 118 Branden Phelps, (D) 37 Darin LaHood, (R) This ad is paid for by the IFRL-PAC, connected with the Illinois Federation for Right to Life, Inc. and was not authorized by any of the candidates. Joe Behnken Treasurer. A copy of our report is on file and is available for purchase from the Federal Election Commission, Washington, D.C., and the Illinois State Board of Elections, Springfield, IL. Our mission is to help those who want When more than one pro-life candidate Candidate Surveys for all candidates that their vote to protect the unborn, the dis- seeks the same office, IFRL PAC always returned surveys are on record at the abled and the elderly. Those endangered endorses the pro-life incumbent. There IFRL office. innocent lives that are being threatened are a few candidates who we recommend need men and women in government over the opponent. If you wish to inquire as to your candi- who respect all human life. date’s positions on the pro-life issues, Some Candidates are Recommended please call (217) 544-9700 and we will be Our intent is to elect men and women of this means that the candidate is pro-life glad to provide this to you. all political parties who will speak for and but not endorsed. vote for legislation to protect the first and most important right for all of us - our right to life. Illinois Federation For Right to Life PAC 1300 S. 8th Street Springfield, IL 62703 .
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