U.S. Senate

Supports education and workforce training and investment in American manufacturing and innovation; cites a record of protecting organized labor's rights and pensions.

Supports a "One In, Multiple Out" rule for federal regulations, targeted incentives and "strategic tariffs" for energy, technology and pharmaceuticals, and reducing federal spending.

Calls climate change a "generational threat" and supports new clean energy technologies to reduce and eventually replace reliance on fossil fuels.

Supports a diversified energy strategy that includes nuclear power; says federal offshore wind and grid decisions should not raise costs for families.

As co-chair of the Senate Law Enforcement Caucus, supports more resources for local police and stricter gun violence prevention measures.

Opposes state and federal red-flag laws, mandatory waiting periods, and universal background checks that would cover private family transfers.

Says everyone should have access to quality, affordable health care; opposes cuts to the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid.

Supports lowering health care and prescription drug costs, more price transparency, and more funding for rural care in Kent and Sussex counties.

Supports comprehensive immigration reform and enforcing existing laws; introduced legislation to create an oversight body for ICE and bar agents from sensitive locations such as schools and hospitals.

Supports completing the southern border wall, reinstating the "Remain in Mexico" policy, designating cartels as foreign terrorist organizations, and withholding federal funds from sanctuary jurisdictions.

Says he defends constitutional rights, including access to reproductive health care.

Supports the SAVE Act's proof-of-citizenship requirement for voter registration, nationwide photo ID, and limiting mail-in voting to specific exceptions.

Says he has worked across the aisle on tools to compete with China and is committed to standing with Ukraine; WHYY reports he has supported Israel in its war in Gaza.

Supports reforming rental assistance, expanding homeowner incentives and streamlining federal housing programs; opposes tariffs he says raise building costs.

Says he would vote to make tax cuts he calls "pro-growth" permanent; opposes efforts to raise taxes on working families.

Supports the Major Richard Star Act to end the offset between military retirement pay and VA disability compensation, and a new VA facility in southern Delaware.