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GOP Governor Candidate Ted Dabrowski Copies Bailey’s DOGE Plan, But Botches His Own Signature Issue During Press Conference ([link removed])
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Ted Dabrowski talks to fellow Republicans at a State Central Committee meeting in Springfield on Aug. 14, 2025. (Capitol News Illinois photo by Jerry Nowicki)
By Illinois Review

Illinois Republican gubernatorial candidate Ted Dabrowski is calling for the creation of a Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), following a similar proposal unveiled last week by primary rival Darren Bailey.

The proposal mirrors a federal initiative launched last year by President Donald Trump focused on identifying waste, fraud, and abuse across federal agencies.

Both Illinois Republicans argue a comparable effort is needed in Springfield, where state spending has expanded significantly under Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker.

Bailey announced his plan first on Friday, outlining a defined structure and leadership team. “One of the first actions our administration will take is launching DOGE for Illinois,” Bailey said. “This will be a transparency-first project with the Lieutenant Governor at the helm. Aaron Del Mar will serve as Illinois’ DOGE Czar, responsible for putting waste, fraud, and abuse on public display.”
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