Jobs and Competitiveness »
We need to pursue a new manufacturing agenda, one that will lead to the creation of inventive businesses that will open new plants and hire workers for more skilled, domestically based, and sustainable jobs.
Economy »
The most important thing we can do to get our economy back on track and help Delawareans feel our recovery is to take concrete steps to get Americans back to work.
Agriculture »
Delaware has a long history as an agricultural state, and the quality of our produce, poultry, and dairy products are known regionally and globally. One of Chris’ priorities as a United States Senator is to stand up for Delaware’s farmers and ensure that our state’s agricultural sector thrives in the years to come.
Budget »
We cannot continue to spend more than we take in, year after year. As a member of the Senate Budget Committee, he is closely studying our spending with an eye toward identifying opportunities for savings.
Civil Rights »
We must continue the work of forming a more perfect union by fighting for equal rights and equal justice in every corner of society.
Education »
To strengthen our nation’s global economic competitiveness, we must invest in its future. If we commit to making important education investments now, our students will be well prepared for years to come.
Energy »
Delaware is already leading the way in fostering clean energy research, development and entrepreneurship, and Chris believes our state can be a model as we explore innovative solutions to our nation’s energy needs.
Environment »
We must be careful stewards of our precious natural resources, ensuring that we can leave clean air, clean water, and healthy, vibrant ecosystems to our children.
Foreign Relations »
As a member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, Chris is working to promote America’s interests abroad and defend against global security threats.
Housing »
In these tough times, we need to do more to ensure that more Americans do not slip into foreclosure, suffer from homelessness, or have difficulty finding affordable rental housing.
Health Care »
The passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in March 2010 represented a milestone in the expansion of access to quality, affordable health care for all Americans. However, there is still much work to be done.
Transportation »
Ours has always been a nation on the move. The American economy was built on the movement of people and goods across the continent by road, river, and rail and to the world from our seaports and airports.
Veterans »
Congress must ensure that veterans have access to quality, affordable health care and that military retirees receive their promised retirement benefits.
