Advance policies that improve lives and bring real resources back to Delaware: not talking points, not press releases, but outcomes families can feel.
Take on the issues that matter most: healthcare access, jobs, and the cost of living. Bring the same discipline and rigor that saves lives in critical care.
Put Delaware families ahead of politics, parties, and special interests. Every vote in Washington should answer one question: how does this impact Delaware families?
“That is how I have approached every role I have held, and how I will serve in Washington.”
Delaware families are paying more for groceries, energy, and housing than they were five years ago. Small businesses are struggling under federal regulations written for lobbyists, not entrepreneurs. Our rural communities still lack reliable healthcare access. And for fifteen years, Delaware’s senator has been reliably present in Washington, reliably voting with his party, reliably collecting endorsements, while Delaware’s real problems go unaddressed.
Dr. Katz has spent his career diagnosing problems and delivering results: in the ICU, in the boardroom, and in the legislature. Delaware doesn’t need another career politician. It needs someone who has actually run something, built something, and fought for something.
“I believe I am the only candidate in this race who can build the coalition needed to defeat Chris Coons in November.”
A servant leader places people above party and service above self. These are not abstract principles. They are the policies Dr. Katz will fight for in Washington, drawn from thirty years of living and working in Delaware.
Common Ground means a government that lives within its means and a tax code that works for everyone.
Common Ground means good jobs, thriving small businesses, and an economy built to last.
Common Ground means no family's health depends on their zip code.
Common Ground means every child's future is determined by their potential, not their address.
Common Ground means we keep our promises to the families who served.
Common Ground means the people who protect our families are protected too.
Common Ground means clean air, clean water, and lower energy bills.
Common Ground means the American Dream of owning a home is within reach.
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