WASHINGTON — Utah’s 3rd Congressional District Republican candidate Jason Chaffetz has a net worth of up to $5.6 million, slightly less than incumbent Rep. Chris Cannon, R-Utah, whom he defeated Tuesday. 
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Quotes about Chris Cannon
Robert Fox, a California businessman and brother-in-law of Chris Cannon, a Republican congressman from Utah
was said
in Althouse
We controlled the midfield early against (Eric) Cannon ... We eliminated him playing a lot of balls to (Chris) Scharff and (Kevin) Pierce. Once we got the lead – the two Loboda goals were terrific – we were able to drop people back and make sure we keep the shutout. Passetti was just his second start and he gave us a super game in net.
said Dennis Mishko
A powerful and long lasting economic downturn. But Utah Representative Chris Cannon takes it a step further, he said failure to resolve the current crisis will bring mass layoffs and business failures to Utah. If you work for a small company, which almost everyone in America does these days, you might not find yourself getting a check on the 30th
said Chris Cannon
But Congressman Chris Cannon says only if they come here legally. That’s why Chris Cannon is fighting to pass legislation to strengthen our borders and toughen penalties on illegal immigration. And why Chris Cannon would require all immigrants to carry a tamper-proof ID card, or be deported. Fighting to stop illegal immigration. (Because it matters). Re-elect Congressman Chris Cannon.
was said
in NewsByUs
Chris Cannon's defeat made [stopping a future comprehensive immigration reform bill] a little, but only a very little, likelier.
was said
in V Dare
Chris Cannon has long had a lower favorability rating among his constituents than his fellow officeholders
said Quin Monson
I don’t have the best name recognition — ‘Chaffetz’ is hard enough to say, let alone spell. Chris Cannon has spent $500,000 more than I have on this race, and yet I’ve been consistently beating him ... That’s because we’ve got a message that’s resonated and an organization that’s real and widespread.
said Jason Chaffetz
in The Hill
I'm pleased now to recognize Chris Cannon, the gentleman from Utah, who apparently has cooled down quite a bit now
said John Conyers
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