Sarah Trone Garriott

Democratic Party (D)
U.S. Representative (District 3) · District 3, Iowa, United States of America · 2026
PurposeTrone Garriott, a state senator, is challenging Nunn on an affordability-and-public-schools platform after two of the closest House races in the country.

Economy
On the economy, the campaign frames its approach as "growing our economy by investing in people, not special interests," alongside a separate cost-of-living priority focused on making life more affordable for working Iowans.

Health
On health care, the campaign states a commitment to "health care that's affordable and there when you need it," alongside standing up for retirement and health security more broadly.

Education
On education, the campaign pledges to "protect great public schools for every child, in every community."

Immigration
On immigration, the campaign calls for "immigration that's smart, fair, and reflects our values."

Security
The campaign lists "public safety" as a top-priority issue heading on its site.

Governance
The campaign lists "A Higher Standard for Washington" as a priority area focused on ethics and accountability.

Infrastructure
The site also names environmental policy ("protecting Iowa's land, water, and clean energy future"), reproductive rights, veterans, and labor-organizing rights as priorities.

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