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These are the biggest races in Delaware this year. Please note, we do not endorse any candidates.
Stance on key issues
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
No public position found.
Michael Katz Republican
Supports the SAVE Act, which would require documents proving citizenship to register to vote. Supports national photo ID rules for voting, limits on mail voting, and checking voter rolls against federal databases. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Backed the 2018 First Step Act on federal sentencing and re-entry. Co-chairs the Senate Law Enforcement Caucus and led the Recruit and Retain Act to fund police hiring. Supports stricter gun laws, including background-check alerts. Source
Michael Katz Republican
Says he will 'back the blue.' Supports more police funding, much higher federal penalties for violent crime, and cutting federal grants to places and prosecutors he says do not enforce the law. Opposes red-flag gun laws. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Supports comprehensive immigration reform and 'enforcing the laws on the books.' Introduced a bill to create an oversight body for ICE and to keep ICE officers out of places like schools and hospitals. Source
Michael Katz Republican
Supports finishing the border wall, bringing back 'Remain in Mexico' so asylum claims are decided outside the U.S., withholding federal money from sanctuary cities, required workplace citizenship checks, and faster deportation when claims are denied. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Says he has fought to protect the Affordable Care Act and Medicaid, and criticizes Medicaid cuts in the 2025 federal budget law. Says he is a 'fierce defender' of access to reproductive health care. Source
Michael Katz Republican
Wants to lower drug prices while protecting new treatments, fund rural health care in Kent and Sussex, lower premiums, and focus more on prevention and mental health in primary care. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Opposes President Trump's tariffs, which he calls unlawful and says raise everyday costs. Has criticized the 2025 federal budget law's cuts. Source
Michael Katz Republican
Says federal spending drives inflation. Will 'stand firmly with President Trump' to cut spending, opposes tax increases on working families, and supports permanent pro-growth tax cuts and less regulation. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Co-sponsored the PRO Act (2023), which would make it easier for workers to form unions. In 2021 voted no on a procedural motion to add a $15 federal minimum wage to the COVID relief bill. Source
Michael Katz Republican
No public position found.
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Says he is working to reform rental assistance, expand homebuyer incentives and simplify federal housing programs. Has secured federal money for affordable housing in Delaware. Says tariffs raise building costs. Source
Michael Katz Republican
Wants to remove federal barriers that raise building costs, create tax and lending help for first-time homebuyers, and add affordable homes through zoning partnerships and construction incentives. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Supports federal investment in education and job training, more apprenticeships, and paths to good jobs without a college degree. Source
Michael Katz Republican
Supports more early childhood programs, closing achievement gaps, and linking schools to jobs in skilled trades, health care and tech, using federal Title I and apprenticeship money. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Supports the Paycheck Fairness Act to close the gender pay gap. Says diversity makes schools, companies and the country stronger. Source
Michael Katz Republican
Supports laws keeping women's sports for 'biological females' under Title IX, while saying every person deserves dignity and respect. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
Calls climate change a major threat to low-lying Delaware. Supports clean energy such as solar, wind and hydrogen, and helped win a $750 million regional clean hydrogen hub. Supports LIHEAP energy aid. Source
Michael Katz Republican
Supports 'American energy dominance' and a mixed energy plan that includes nuclear power. Backs faster permits for advanced nuclear projects and locally produced clean energy in Delaware. Source
Chris Coons Democratic, incumbent
No public position found.
Michael Katz Republican
Says the federal government should stay out of 'policing American speech' and stop labeling dissent as 'misinformation.' Source
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