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Meet Mike Kennedy
Congressman Mike Kennedy is a family physician, attorney, and father who has spent his career serving others and standing up for Utah families. As a doctor practicing medicine in Utah County for more than two decades, Mike has seen firsthand how Washington’s failure to control inflation, secure our border, or restore fiscal discipline makes life harder for everyday Americans. Before being elected to Congress, Mike served ten years in Utah’s part-time State Legislature, where he built a strong conservative record focused on fiscal responsibility, limited government, and protecting individual liberty. In Congress, Mike is working to lower costs for families, strengthen the economy, secure our border, and ensure Utah and America remain strong, prosperous, and free.
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I have no fear. I have confidence in the United States of America and in the State of Utah. I have no doubt that this country will continue to march forward in spite of some people’s best efforts to ruin us. I won’t stand for that.
There is still work to be done. I know how to work hard.
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In person voting occurs on November 3rd, 2026.
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