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Sue Rezin Illinois State Senator

 

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  • Volunteer! Find out how you and your family can help bring fiscal sanity back to Springfield. Circulate petitions, walk in a parade, knock door to door, or simply make some phone calls. Click below to learn how you can join my campaign.
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  • Catch Up On Some News! This has been a very busy year, visitng with consituents and meeting with local business owners. I have had the pleasure of hearing from many fine people across the 38th District. Click below to read about a few of the many things I have been engaged in over this past year.
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About Me

Sue Rezin is a graduate of Augustana College, where she earned a double major in International Business and Political Science with a minor in Hispanic Studies. After working in Chicago as a marketing manager, Sue and her husband Keith moved to Morris, IL where they are raising their four children. For the past sixteen years, Sue has been the co-owner and manager of her family's real estate company...

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Recent News

...State Senator Sue Rezin (R-Morris) said the recent report released by the Auditor General is just another clear sign of how the State desperately needs to control spending and reform the budget.

The Auditor General's report was released almost two weeks ago, on the heels of the Comptroller's Fiscal Year 2010 annual report on the state's finances.

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Issues

In order to bring jobs back to Illinois we must provide a stable enviornment for business to grow. We do this by balancing the budget, enacting real spending reforms, and lessening the burden of over-regulation, which has robbed Illinois citizens of much needed jobs.

We have excellent infrastructure in place to make Illinois a central hub for any business, but the cost of doing business in Illinois is just too burdensome...

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