Events – Adams County Illinois Republican Party

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2026 Lincoln Reagan Trump Dinner

June 19, 2026 at 5:30 pm - 8:30 pm

FRIDAY, JUNE 19, 2026 The Ambiance5225 Koch’s Lane, Quincy, IL 62305 5:30 pm Social Hour6:30 pm Dinner $100.00 Per Person$40.00 Per Student(College Student & Below) VIP Meet & Greet Available Purchase Tickets

Adams County Republicans Proudly Host Darren Bailey at the 2026 Quincy Dogwood Parade

May 4, 2026

The Adams County Republican Party was honored to welcome Darren Bailey, Illinois Republican nominee for Governor, and his wife Cindy to the 2026 Quincy Dogwood Parade this past Saturday, May 2nd. Darren and Cindy Bailey joined Adams County Republicans walking the historic Maine Street route, personally greeting hundreds of local residents, shaking hands, and connecting

Senate Republicans unveil legislative package to strengthen protections for children and crack down on exploitation

March 18, 2026

Illinois Senate Republicans last week unveiled a legislative package aimed at strengthening protections for children and cracking down on trafficking, grooming, sexual exploitation, and predatory offenders. Republican lawmakers said the package is designed to close dangerous gaps in Illinois law, increase penalties for serious crimes involving minors, and ensure offenders who exploit children face stronger

Darren Bailey and Aaron Del Mar Introduce their “Blueprint for Illinois”

January 9, 2026

Republican gubernatorial candidate Darren Bailey, joined by his running mate Aaron Del Mar, unveiled a comprehensive policy agenda Thursday aimed at tackling Illinois’ high cost of living, government inefficiency, and what they describe as wasteful spending under Democratic leadership. 🚨 ICYMI: Illinois families are doing everything right and still getting crushed. @AaronDelMar and I are

Darren Bailey Returns to Campaign Trail in Quincy

December 8, 2025

On Sunday, December 7, Darren Bailey made his first public campaign appearance since the tragic October helicopter crash that claimed the lives of his son, daughter-in-law, and two young grandchildren. Speaking to a packed house of Adams County Republican supporters at The Armory, Bailey thanked the crowd for their prayers and shared that he and