Brian Gabor
Brian Gabor was a 2012 Republican candidate for District 106 of the Illinois House of Representatives.
Campaign themes
2012
Gabor's campaign website listed the following issues:[1]
- Governor Quinn's 67% tax increase
- Excerpt: "This tax increase must be repealed immediately."
- Corporate tax rates
- Excerpt: "We must guarantee that businesses will have lower taxes in Illinois than in all of our neighboring states."
- Budget deficits
- Excerpt: "I believe that we should start back at square one. Instead of arguing over what percentage to cut and where, we should start at a budget of zero and have every state department justify its budget to the General Assembly."
- Unemployment and Worker's Compensation Rates
- Excerpt: "We must lower the contribution rates that businesses must pay in order to attract businesses back to our State."
- General Assembly Scholarships
- Excerpt: "While this program was started with good intentions, it has become a major source of corruption as members of the General Assembly award these scholarships to politically connected individuals."
- School Vouchers
- Excerpt: "Every parent in the state should have the ability to choose where their children go to school. The only way to accomplish this is with the use of vouchers."
- Concealed Carry
- Excerpt: "There is no reason not to pass a concealed carry law, and if elected I will work hard to accomplish that."
- Gerrymandering
- Excerpt: "It is time that legislative districts be drawn by a computer with no regard for how a map will affect the politicians."
Elections
2012
Gabor ran in the 2012 election for Illinois House of Representatives District 106. Gabor was defeated by Josh Harms in the Republican primary on March 20, 2012.[2][3]
Personal
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Gabor has a wife, Deanndre.
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