Davis for Congress

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November 9, 2009,

Davis Announces He Will Seek Re-Election to Congress

Today I am announcing that I am seeking re-election to represent the greatest Congressional District in America, the 7th District of Illinois.

I know that some people will ask me why? I like being a Congressman. I am good at it. I am pleased to be a part of the passage of the Health Reform Legislation that we passed out of the House on Saturday night which will revolutionize Health Care Delivery in the United States and along with my American community Renewal Act and new Markets Initiatives, my Second Chance Act, Sickle Cell prevention, Education Legislation, Suicide Prevention Bill, Postal Reform and Enhancement Act, Predominately Black Institutions and millions of dollars in appropriations and earmarks give me a foundation to go back to Congress to build upon.

I like representing the people of the 7th District, and I have always pushed the concept of unity and have always recognized that it would be politically dangerous for 4 candidates all from the same community and from the same political base to run for the same office, at the same time, with one more conservative candidate in the race. Therefore, I am withdrawing from the County Board Race for the sake of Unity. I am a candidate for re-election to the United States House of Representatives

I appreciate the confidence you have placed in me over the past 13 years and thank you for your generous support. I welcome and encourage your input on a continuing basis.

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