C.D. Davidsmeyer

Davidsmeyer earned his B.A. in political science from Miami University in Oxford, Ohio in 2002. His professional experience includes working as Legislative Assistant to Congressman Shimkus, and Operations Manager and Vice President of IRC, Inc.[1]

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Davidsmeyer's campaign website highlighted the following issues:[11]

Education

Excerpt: "Our brightest spot for a better future is with our children and our grandchildren, which is why we need to reform education spending, decrease unfunded mandates, and allow our teachers to do what is in their hearts to do… Prepare our children for a better future!"

Budget & Pensions

Excerpt: "The people running the show each have 35+ years in state government and still have no clue how to fix the problem. We NEED new leaders with new ideas. We MUST reform programs to allow them to run efficiently, saving dollars, while continuing to provide needed services. We HAVE TO increase communication between departments to limit duplication of duties."

Excerpt: "Most of all, we need to create a new budget! The majority in Springfield continues to tweak a budget that hasn’t worked for over a decade, expecting it to one day magically fix itself. We need to get rid of the pet projects and get back to the services for which government was created."

Entitlement Reform

Excerpt: "In order to do this, we must rid our entitlement systems of the fraud and abuse that has created addiction to large government."

Economy

Excerpt: "The State of Illinois has done an extremely poor job managing our jobs climate. On a weekly basis, in the spring of 2013, the majority party in the Illinois House passed bills making it harder to create jobs in our state. To this, I ask… What is the best road to prosperity for all?"

Jobs

Excerpt: "Let’s face it, we can spend as much money on "job training" as we want, but if there aren’t any jobs to go to once we are trained, we haven’t accomplished anything. A better jobs climate will lead to more opportunities for those who are training for a better future."