Gov. Christie in Chicago Oct. 17: Funder for House candidates

The Illinois GOP congressional candidates in the biggest races — Bob Dold, Darlene Senger, Mike Bost, Rodney Davis and Bobby Schilling will be the beneficiaries of an Oct. 17 fundraiser in Chicago headlined by Republican governor nominee Bruce Rauner and New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, the chair of the Republican Governors Association and a potential 2016 presidential candidate.

The reception, from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Union League Club, 65 W. Jackson, seems intended to raise money for the GOP combined turn-out the vote effort. Illinois Republicans and Democrats have launched vote-by-mail and early vote drives in order to lock in votes as soon as possible.

The price points, according to the invite:

$10,000 Co-Chair

Includes 6 tickets to the private roundtable, 6 tickets to the photo

reception and priority seating for 6 at the luncheon.

$5,000 Host

Includes 4 tickets to the private roundtable, 4 tickets to the

photo reception and seating for 4 at the luncheon.

$2,500 Supporter

Includes 2 tickets to the private roundtable, 2 tickets to the

photo reception and seating for 2 at the luncheon.

$1,000 per Individual

Includes seating for 1 luncheon

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