July 31, 2025
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New Politics Endorses Sarah Trone Garriott For Congress In Iowa’s 3rd Congressional District

Garriott, a mother, ordained Lutheran minister, and current Iowa State Senator, brings a proven track record of service and electoral success in competitive districts.
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NEW POLITICS ENDORSES SARAH TRONE GARRIOTT FOR CONGRESS IN IOWA’S 3RD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

WASHINGTON D.C. (July 31, 2025) — New Politics today endorsed Sarah Trone Garriott for Congress in Iowa's 3rd Congressional District. Garriott, a mother, ordained Lutheran minister, and current Iowa State Senator, brings a proven track record of service and electoral success in competitive districts. Emily Cherniack, Founder and Executive Director of New Politics, released the following statement:

"Sarah Trone Garriott represents exactly the kind of servant leader our democracy needs. Her journey from AmeriCorps VISTA member to hospital chaplain to state senator shows a consistent commitment to serving others. Sarah's recent bipartisan work to lower prescription drug costs shows she can find common ground to deliver results and help Iowa families when it matters most. New Politics is proud to support Sarah as she takes her principled leadership and dedication to service to Washington.”

About Sarah Trone Garriott

Sarah Trone Garriott’s call to service began as an AmeriCorps VISTA in Gallup, New Mexico, fresh out of college. It led her to serve as a hospital chaplain and become ordained as a Lutheran minister. As a minister, she served parishes in a small town, a rural community, and suburban Des Moines. Now she works to bring folks of all backgrounds together to help our neighbors in need at a local food pantry network, and serves her neighbors in the Iowa State Senate. As a Senator, Sarah is focused on ensuring everyone's voices are heard and recently championed bipartisan legislation to lower the costs of prescription drugs to help Iowa families afford the care they need. Sarah represents a swing seat in Suburban Des Moines. She is the only Iowa Democrat to flip two districts from red to blue — beating then Republican State Senate President Jake Chapman after redistricting drew her into a new seat in 2022  — and she held onto her seat even as Donald Trump carried it in 2024. From her service in AmeriCorps to her current work as a Lutheran Minister and Iowa State Senator, Sarah has always brought people together — across faiths, across parties, and across communities — to deliver real results. Now she’s running for Congress to make Iowa affordable for middle-class families.

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 military service, national service organizations like AmeriCorps or the Peace Corps, or by demonstrating strong service-based leadership in their community. 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 $40 million to support over 475 candidates, successfully electing more than 200 of them to office, from Congress to School Board.

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