NJ Assembly 2009 Election-Domenick DiCicco

District 4
Assembly Candidate
	Domenick DiCicco (Republican)
Contact Information

Fourth District Republicans
PO Box 1352
Blackwood, NJ

WEB: www.ld4gop.com

Other Candidates
Eugene Lawrence (Republican)
William Collins (Democrat)
Paul Moriarty (Democrat)
Biography (Provided from Lawrence-DiCicco Campaign Web site)
Domenick DiCicco is running to serve the people of the 4th Legislative District in the New Jersey General Assembly. A former resident of Washington Township, Domenick currently resides in Franklin Township. Domenick has 18 years of legal and business experience. He began his career in 1990 at the law firm of Post & Schell, where he served as trial counsel for hospitals, insurance companies, small businesses, and large corporations. In 1993, he joined insurance carrier CNA as counsel for large accounts. From private practice, he then joined Zurich in 2005 as Vice-President and Head of Global Complex Claims and Litigation Management. From that position he was promoted to his current role as Chief Legal Officer of Zurich North American Claim Operation. In addition serving in various coaching and board roles in Ice Hockey, Baseball, and boys and girls Basketball, Mr. DiCicco is a proud member of the Knights of Columbus and the Sons of Italy and a parishioner of St. Mary's Church. Domenick earned a Bachelor of Arts degree at Rowan University in Glassboro, a law degree from Delaware Law School and an MBA from Pennsylvania State University.
Views on Issues (Provided from Lawrence-DiCicco Campaign Web site)
1. Committed to cutting taxes from Day One. The Corzine Democrats' record in Trenton is a consistent one: they consistently support raising our taxes. It's time we had representatives in Trenton who will fight against tax increases, not champion them like the Corzine Democrats. That's why Eugene E.T. Lawrence and Domenick DiCicco are committed to cutting taxes from Day One. * * * 2. Committed to reducing the size of government from Day One. Did you know almost six percent of the New Jersey workforce is employed by the government? It's time we started turning to the private sector to employ our citizens, rather than having taxpayers foot the bill. Eugene E.T. Lawrence and Domenick DiCicco are committed to reducing the size of government from Day One. Taxpayers could save $100 million by slashing the size of the state bureaucracy alone! Trenton needs a strict, thorough, and continuous auditing process to ensure that taxpayer dollars are not being wasted by state agencies and departments' excessive appetites. * * * 3. Committed to growing our economy from Day One. New Jersey's private job growth from 2000 to 2007 was an embarrassing 0.59 percent. Why did our neighbors in Delaware experience a 3.39 percent growth over that same period of time? The answer is simple: the Corzine Democrats' New Jersey is hostile to small business. Eugene E.T. Lawrence and Domenick DiCicco are committed to growing our economy from Day One. That's why they support incentivizing job creation and declaring New Jersey open for business again.