State Representative Tom Demmer (R-Dixon) has been appointed to the post of Deputy House Minority Leader Monday, earning him a number two spot in the House Republican Caucus.
This recognition follows a Spring Session that saw Demmer lead the charge on enacting both a new Hospital Assessment Program on behalf of his caucus as well as successfully negotiating a bipartisan, historic State Budget agreement which resulted in “No New Taxes” and provides stability to state finances.
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DIXON — State Representative Tom Demmer (R-Dixon) has been appointed to the post of Deputy House Minority Leader Monday, earning him a number two spot in the House Republican Caucus.
This recognition follows a Spring Session that saw Demmer lead the charge on enacting both a new Hospital Assessment Program on behalf of his caucus as well as successfully negotiating a bipartisan, historic State Budget agreement which resulted in “No New Taxes” and provides stability to state finances.
Demmer is serving in his third two-year term in the Illinois House, where he has quickly gained a reputation as one of the most knowledgeable and thoughtful legislators in the House Republican caucus. Rep. Demmer’s appointment was announced by House Minority Leader Jim Durkin on Monday.