
U.S. Representative
Aaron Schock (R) 18th District of Illinois
Aaron is a proud supporter of the Second Amendment
and boasts an "A"
record with the NRA.
Years served in the U.S. House
2009-Present
Immediately upon taking office, his colleagues expressed their
faith in his abilities by appointing him to the coveted Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure. He was also the
only Republican freshman selected to serve on the influential Highways and Transit Subcommittee which is charged with drafting
the five-year highway bill due for reauthorization this year.
Schock also received a seat on the Small Business Committee
along with designation as the Ranking Member of the Contracting and Technology Subcommittee.
House Republican Leadership also issued Schock a waiver to
serve on a third committee and he was appointed to the Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
Finally, Schock was chosen by Leadership to serve as a Deputy
Republican Whip.
Years served in the Illinois House: 2005 - 2009
Biography:
Real estate management; born May 28, 1981; B.S. in finance from Bradley University; President, Peoria Board of Education,
2004 - Present, member since 2001; Big Brother, Heart of Illinois Big Brothers and Big Sisters, 200 - 2003; Board of Directors,
Youth for a Cause; Youth Education and Learning Committee, Peoria Mayor's Vision 2020; Education Task Force, Peoria Chamber
of Commerce; Board of Directors, Heart of Illinois Kids Count; St. Jude Telethon V.I.P.; Volunteer on medical mission to poorest
areas of Mexico and Jamaica.
State Officials

Illinois State Representative Jil Tracy (R) 93rd District
Years served: June 2006-Present
Committee assignments: Committee of the Whole;
Consumer Protection; Local Government; Aging; Rural Economic Development; Higher Education; Juvenile Justice Reform; Transportation
& Motor Vehicles.
Biography: Attorney; Director, West Central Illinois Regional Office of the Illinois Attorney
General, 1997 - 2004, serving under Attorneys General Jim Ryan and Lisa Madigan; Mt. Sterling City Attorney; member Governor's
Juvenile Corrections Board; commissioner, Mt. Sterling Park Board. Undergraduate and law degrees from Southern Illinois University;
assisted in creation of Brown County United Way; member, John Wood Community College Foundation Board; member, board of directors,
Quincy Alzheimer's Association; member, Regional Council of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Married (husband Jim), four children,
resides in Mt. Sterling.

Illinois State Representative David Reis (R) 108th District
David would like to give his full support and endorsement of the resolution and would like to enact a state law
providing for concealed carry in Illinois. He also has an A+ rating with the NRA.
Years served: 2005 - Present
Committee assignments: Committee of the Whole;
Agriculture & Conservation; Elementary & Secondary Education; Labor; Judiciary II - Criminal Law; Renewable Energy;
Ethanol Production Oversight.
Biography: Farmer; born September 15, 1964; A.S. in Agriculture, Lake Land College,
B.S. in Agriculture, University of Illinois; Member of the Illinois Pork Producers Association, NRA, Illinois State Rifle
Assoc, National Wild Turkey Assoc, the Jasper Co. Farm Bureau, the Jasper & Effingham County Chamber of Commerce, the
Sons of the American Legion, and St. Thomas Catholic Church; married (wife, Maria); two Children (Nicholas, Adriana).
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