Macon Reporter

Constituents of the 88th District in Illinois are set to engage with Regan Deering, the GOP candidate for the State Representative seat, in a Town Hall meeting scheduled for Monday, Nov. 20, from 6:00 to 7:30 pm at Circle South in Clinton. The event, hosted by Moe Winstead and State Representative Dan Caulkins, aims to provide a crucial platform for community members to actively participate and voice their concerns. This public engagement is part of an ongoing effort to promote open dialogue between the Republican candidate and potential voters in her district.

The town hall gathering offers more than just political discourse. Attendees can expect refreshments to be provided during the town hall, offering a casual setting for constituents to discuss key issues and hear directly from the candidate, according to the announcement.

’We’re looking forward to discuss the most important issues facing our state and the 88th District,” the event’s landing page reads.

To attend, individuals are advised to enter through the Georgia Jill doors at Circle South. For further information and to RSVP, interested parties can contact Chelsie at 815-519-6724.

Let's delve into who this GOP candidate actually is. Deering, a former congressional candidate and current Mount Zion school board member, announced her bid for the Illinois statehouse in the 88th House District in June, according to Macon Reporter.

Moving on from Deering's background info towards her future aspirations. Deering is seeking to succeed state Rep. Dan Caulkins, who has decided not to run for re-election.

House District 88, which Deering hopes to represent, encompasses McLean, Macon, Piatt and DeWitt counties according to Ballotpedia.