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Wil Cardon

Senatorial Candidate

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Arizona
United States

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Harvard University

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About me

A strong social conservative running to represent Arizona in the United States Senate, Wil Cardon understands the key issues facing the United States, including family values, oversized government, job creation, and border security. With experience in small business startup and leadership management, Mr. Cardon trusts businesses to self-regulate, promote growth, and stimulate the economy without government interference and liabilities.

An example of the power of business owners to improve their communities, Wil Cardon and his family-owned company, the Cardon Group, stay involved in a variety of philanthropic endeavors. Wil Cardon’s family has lived in Arizona for five generations, and he promises to defend the state’s values when he takes his U.S. Senate seat in Washington, D.C. He knows that families form the strength of America. Married to Nicole, his college sweetheart, for 20 years, he takes pride in his marriage and in his five children, who serve as constant and energetic reminders of his family motto to “leave things better than you found them.”

A dedicated social conservative, Wil Cardon is pro-life and pro-traditional marriage. With a core belief in the sanctity of life from conception to death, he supports marriage between a man and a woman, and will work to stop the federal government’s unconstitutional support of non-traditional marriage laws. Wil Cardon also criticizes Washington’s failure to provide adequate security on the United States-Mexico border. He is dedicated to working with law enforcement to maintain the rule of law.