Former Usher, Good News Christian Center, Des Plaines, IL

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Former Senior Network Engineer/Analyst, Advocate Home Health Services, Incorporated

Former Manager, Imager Products, Canberra Nuclear

Former Engineering Manager, First Alert

Former Principal Design Engineer, MEDX (medical instrumentation company)

Former Lab Technican/Systems Engineer, Nuclear Chicago

Former Precinct Captain, Downtown Des Plaines

Former Committee Chair Member/Chaplain, Republican Women of Park Ridge

Former Board Member/Chaplain, Republicans of Maine Township

Number of Grandchildren:

2

Priority Issues:

Dan Gott on the Issues…
Reform public pension system so that it's sustainable while honoring existing pension obligations
Freeze local property taxes to give relief to all taxpayers including senior citizens
Create jobs by making Illinois a business-friendly environment through tax reform
Fight entrenched corruption with greater transparency, accountability, and term limits

Reason for Seeking Public Office:

A Passionate Candidate
Dan's love of community and good government pushed him towards running for State Representative District 55. He has the passion, energy, the drive and the commitment to be your state representative. If elected, he is firm on his belief that we need term limits and we must hold politicians accountable for their actions.

A Champion of Good Government
One principle guided Dan to help him make a decision to run for public office. It is the principle of honesty, integrity and leadership. He has high regard for a past U.S.A. President with those quality characteristics.

"You and I have a rendezvous with destiny. We can preserve for our children, this, the last best hope of man on earth, or we can sentence this generation of young people to take the first step into a thousand years of darkness. If we are destined to fail, if this way of ours is to be lost, then at least, let our children and our children's children say of us that it didn't fail because we failed to try. Let them say that at least, we did all that could be done in the one moment allotted us here on earth." -- Ronald Reagan 1964