 The fiscally conservative 501(c)4 organization Club for Growth encouraged Chaffetz to run.The group cited Hatch's support for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, State Children's Health Insurance Program, No Child Left Behind Act, Bridge to Nowhere, and other votes among the reasons why they opposed his re-election.In an interview with "Politico", Chaffetz stated, "After 34 years of service, I think most Utahans want a change.