| | Dominic Reenie Raab was born on 25 February 1974 in [[Buckinghamshire]], England. His father, Peter Raab, a food manager for Marks & Spencer, was a Czechoslovakian-Jewish immigrant who fled to Britain in 1938 to avoid Nazi persecution. His mother, Jean Rennie, was a clothes buyer for M&S of partial Scottish, Cornish and, to a lesser extent, German ancestry. | | Dominic Reenie Raab was born on 25 February 1974 in [[Buckinghamshire]], England. His father, Peter Raab, a food manager for Marks & Spencer, was a Czechoslovakian-Jewish immigrant who fled to Britain in 1938 to avoid Nazi persecution. His mother, Jean Rennie, was a clothes buyer for M&S of partial Scottish, Cornish and, to a lesser extent, German ancestry. |
| | + | In 2010, Raab was elected to the House of Commons to represent Esher and Walton, a parliamentary constituency in south east England, as part of the general election that year which resulted in a coalition government between the [[David Cameron]]'s Conservative Party and [[Nick Clegg]]'s [[Liberal Democrats]]. |
| | Dominic Raab is married to Erika Rey, a Brazilian marketing executive, with whom he lives in Surrey and has two children. | | Dominic Raab is married to Erika Rey, a Brazilian marketing executive, with whom he lives in Surrey and has two children. |