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Wil Cardon & Matt Salmon Campaign for Congress

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Wil Cardon is an upstart Republican challenging Jeff Flake, the long serving Republican from the east valley suburbs of Phoenix, for the US Senate seat being vacated by Sen Jon Kyl (R-AZ). It's an interesting race to follow because both men are very conservative and each keeps tacking further to right to appear even more conservative than his opponent.

Matt Salmon has been active in Arizona Republican politics for almost 30 years. He served in Congress from 1994 until 2000. He stepped down in 2000 to fulfill a campaign pledge he made to serve only three terms. He then ran for Governor of Arizona and lost an agonizingly close election to Democrat Janet Napolitano (who has gone on to serve as the President's Secretary of Homeland Security). Salmon is running now against Kirk Adams, a former speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives.

Cardon and Salmon made a joint campaign appearance at a home in Gilbert Friday night.

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  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ: MATT SALMON (center) stands with Republican voters during a campaign "meet & greet" in Gilbert, AZ, Friday night. Salmon is running in the Republican primary for Arizona's 5th Congressional District. Salmon previously served in Congress from 1994 until 2000. CD5 is a primarily Republican district, with a large number of conservative Mormons, in the suburbs east of Phoenix. Salmon is running against Kirk Adams, a former Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives. Whoever wins the August 28 Republican primary will probably win in November's general election.   PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
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  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  MATT SALMON talks to Republican voters during a campaign "meet & greet" in Gilbert, AZ, Friday night. Salmon is running in the Republican primary for Arizona's 5th Congressional District. Salmon previously served in Congress from 1994 until 2000. CD5 is a primarily Republican district, with a large number of conservative Mormons, in the suburbs east of Phoenix. Salmon is running against Kirk Adams, a former Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives. Whoever wins the August 28 Republican primary will probably win in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign005.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  MATT SALMON talks to Republican voters during a campaign "meet & greet" in Gilbert, AZ, Friday night. Salmon is running in the Republican primary for Arizona's 5th Congressional District. Salmon previously served in Congress from 1994 until 2000. CD5 is a primarily Republican district, with a large number of conservative Mormons, in the suburbs east of Phoenix. Salmon is running against Kirk Adams, a former Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives. Whoever wins the August 28 Republican primary will probably win in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign003.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  MATT SALMON talks to Republican voters during a campaign "meet & greet" in Gilbert, AZ, Friday night. Salmon is running in the Republican primary for Arizona's 5th Congressional District. Salmon previously served in Congress from 1994 until 2000. CD5 is a primarily Republican district, with a large number of conservative Mormons, in the suburbs east of Phoenix. Salmon is running against Kirk Adams, a former Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives. Whoever wins the August 28 Republican primary will probably win in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign004.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  MATT SALMON talks to Republican voters during a campaign "meet & greet" in Gilbert, AZ, Friday night. Salmon is running in the Republican primary for Arizona's 5th Congressional District. Salmon previously served in Congress from 1994 until 2000. CD5 is a primarily Republican district, with a large number of conservative Mormons, in the suburbs east of Phoenix. Salmon is running against Kirk Adams, a former Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives. Whoever wins the August 28 Republican primary will probably win in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign001.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  MATT SALMON talks to Republican voters during a campaign "meet & greet" in Gilbert, AZ, Friday night. Salmon is running in the Republican primary for Arizona's 5th Congressional District. Salmon previously served in Congress from 1994 until 2000. CD5 is a primarily Republican district, with a large number of conservative Mormons, in the suburbs east of Phoenix. Salmon is running against Kirk Adams, a former Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives. Whoever wins the August 28 Republican primary will probably win in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign002.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:   WIL CARDON (left) stands among Republican voters during a "meet & greet" in a private home in Gilbert, AZ, Friday. Cardon, a wealthy businessman, is running in the Republican primary for the US Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl. He is running against long serving Congressman Jeff Flake, who currently represents Arizona's 6th Congressional District, a conservative, largely Mormon, district in the suburbs of Phoenix. Both Cardon and Flake are active Mormons and both men are running as "Tea Party" inspired conservatives. Whoever wins the August 28 primary will face Dr. Richard Carmona in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign007.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  WIL CARDON campaigns with Republican voters during a "meet & greet" in a private home in Gilbert, AZ, Friday. Cardon, a wealthy businessman, is running in the Republican primary for the US Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl. He is running against long serving Congressman Jeff Flake, who currently represents Arizona's 6th Congressional District, a conservative, largely Mormon, district in the suburbs of Phoenix. Both Cardon and Flake are active Mormons and both men are running as "Tea Party" inspired conservatives. Whoever wins the August 28 primary will face Dr. Richard Carmona in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign016.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  WIL CARDON campaigns with Republican voters during a "meet & greet" in a private home in Gilbert, AZ, Friday. Cardon, a wealthy businessman, is running in the Republican primary for the US Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl. He is running against long serving Congressman Jeff Flake, who currently represents Arizona's 6th Congressional District, a conservative, largely Mormon, district in the suburbs of Phoenix. Both Cardon and Flake are active Mormons and both men are running as "Tea Party" inspired conservatives. Whoever wins the August 28 primary will face Dr. Richard Carmona in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign021.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  WIL CARDON campaigns with Republican voters during a "meet & greet" in a private home in Gilbert, AZ, Friday. Cardon, a wealthy businessman, is running in the Republican primary for the US Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl. He is running against long serving Congressman Jeff Flake, who currently represents Arizona's 6th Congressional District, a conservative, largely Mormon, district in the suburbs of Phoenix. Both Cardon and Flake are active Mormons and both men are running as "Tea Party" inspired conservatives. Whoever wins the August 28 primary will face Dr. Richard Carmona in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign020.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  WIL CARDON campaigns with Republican voters during a "meet & greet" in a private home in Gilbert, AZ, Friday. Cardon, a wealthy businessman, is running in the Republican primary for the US Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl. He is running against long serving Congressman Jeff Flake, who currently represents Arizona's 6th Congressional District, a conservative, largely Mormon, district in the suburbs of Phoenix. Both Cardon and Flake are active Mormons and both men are running as "Tea Party" inspired conservatives. Whoever wins the August 28 primary will face Dr. Richard Carmona in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign019.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ:  WIL CARDON campaigns with Republican voters during a "meet & greet" in a private home in Gilbert, AZ, Friday. Cardon, a wealthy businessman, is running in the Republican primary for the US Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl. He is running against long serving Congressman Jeff Flake, who currently represents Arizona's 6th Congressional District, a conservative, largely Mormon, district in the suburbs of Phoenix. Both Cardon and Flake are active Mormons and both men are running as "Tea Party" inspired conservatives. Whoever wins the August 28 primary will face Dr. Richard Carmona in November's general election.  PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign012.jpg
  • 03 AUGUST 2012 - GILBERT, AZ: MATT SALMON, (left) and WIL CARDON campaign with Republican voters in Gilbert, AZ, Friday. Cardon, a wealthy businessman, is running in the Republican primary for the US Senate seat being vacated by Sen. Jon Kyl. He is running against long serving Republican Congressman Jeff Flake, who currently represents Arizona's 6th Congressional District, a conservative, largely Mormon, district in the suburbs of Phoenix. Both Cardon and Flake are active Mormons and both men are running as "Tea Party" inspired conservatives. Whoever wins the August 28 primary will face Dr. Richard Carmona in November's general election. Salmon is running in the Republican primary for Arizona's 5th Congressional District. Salmon previously served in Congress from 1994 until 2000. CD5 is a primarily Republican district, with a large number of conservative Mormons, in the suburbs east of Phoenix. Salmon is running against Kirk Adams, a former Speaker of the Arizona House of Representatives. Whoever wins the August 28 Republican primary will probably win in November's general election.   PHOTO BY JACK KURTZ
    SalmonCardonaCampaign022.jpg
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