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New Politics Endorses Joanna Mendoza For Congress In Arizona’s Sixth Congressional District

New Politics today endorsed retired Marine and Navy veteran JoAnna Mendoza for Congress in Arizona’s sixth congressional district.
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NEW POLITICS ENDORSES JOANNA MENDOZA FOR CONGRESS IN ARIZONA’S SIXTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

WASHINGTON D.C. — New Politics today endorsed retired Marine and Navy veteran  JoAnna Mendoza for Congress in Arizona’s sixth congressional district. Emily Cherniack, Founder and Executive Director of New Politics, released the following statement:

"JoAnna Mendoza embodies the spirit of service and leadership that our nation needs. With two decades of military service and a continued commitment to public service, JoAnna brings unparalleled resilience, integrity, and dedication to everything she does. She understands the struggles working families and veterans face, and she’s committed to fixing the systems that are failing them. New Politics is proud to support her candidacy and is confident she will bring the battle-tested leadership Congress needs.”

About JoAnna Mendoza  

JoAnna Mendoza is a proud mom, a dedicated lifelong public servant, and a retired United States Marine. Throughout her life, she has always answered the call to serve—whether by defending the United States from enemies abroad, training the military leaders of tomorrow, or advocating for veterans as they navigate the dysfunctional systems meant to support their transition to civilian life. Now, JoAnna is answering the call to serve by running to represent Arizona’s 6th Congressional District. Jo will bring battle-tested leadership to fix the broken systems in DC, fight for working families, and tackle the rising costs of food, gas, housing, and child care.

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About New Politics

New Politics is an organization that revitalizes American democracy by recruiting, developing, and electing leaders across the ideological and political spectrum who have committed their lives to serving their communities and our country, either through national service organizations like AmeriCorps or the Peace Corps, Military, or simply being an active community member with strong leadership qualities. New Politics support includes strategic advising and training in all aspects of a candidate’s campaign, such as fundraising, communications, organizing, hiring, and team building. New Politics has raised over $8.5 million for their candidates, electing more than 30 of them to office, from Congress to School Board.   

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