Ted Dabrowski is one of four candidates running for the Republican nomination for Illinois Governor in the March 17 Republican primary election. But he is the only one who is speaking to the real challenges of fast-rising property taxes that voters are facing.
That argument will not be won through ideological slogans alone. It requires a candidate who can speak fluently to both suburban voters and urban yuppies, explain complex fiscal problems in plain language, and present a credible reform agenda.
Illinois Republicans have a remarkable talent for self-destruction, but they just might outdo themselves in the March 17th primary election. Darren Bailey, who squandered a fortune only to be obliterated by Governor J.B. Pritzker in 2022, still has name recognition which could be sufficient enough for him to win the primary.
"Ted Dabrowski knows how the state got off track, but he’s the underdog in the GOP primary for governor."
"What would Ted Dabrowski as Illinois governor mean for the Chicago area? We put the questions below to the Republican candidate and he unloaded on Governor JB Pritzker for betraying Chicago and the rest of the state. Read on for his scorching thoughts on Pritzker, who Ted says is on the wrong side of every issue."
With Republicans largely relegated to the policymaking sidelines in Democrat-dominated Springfield, Dabrowski’s efforts have mostly proven an academic exercise. That could change this year.
Ted Dabrowski, a conservative policy researcher running for governor in Illinois, believes he will have the appeal in the populous Chicago area required to prevent Gov. JB Pritzker from winning a third term.
