The issues.

The vision.

Healthy communities

A healthy community requires a strong economy, access to healthcare, and good education because they are the ingredients that bring people together. They free us to share ideas and values, form bonds with each other, and instill us with the integrity to fight for what is important.

    • Demask ICE—prohibiting officers from wearing garments that obscure their identity, like masks, bandanas, or other facial coverings

    • Establish a state-funded program to provide legal representation for undocumented Delawareans facing deportation

    • Prohibit taxpayer dollars from supporting businesses that cooperate with illegal deportations

    • Limit corporate money in Delaware elections

    • Audit Tyler Technologies and other government contractors, organizations, or projects that could potentially negatively impact our families, our environment, and our health

    • Be an accessible State Representative by holding twice-monthly meetings for constituent services, because the most important part of my job is you

    • Allow cities and counties to enact rent stabilization or rent control policies tailored to local needs

    • Impose a fee on corporate landlords who keep properties vacant for speculative purposes and dedicate the revenue to affordable housing construction

    • Protect access to gender-affirming care under state law, including coverage mandates for public and private insurers and legal shields for providers against out-of-state attacks

    • Create a grant program to support LGBTQ+ inclusive community organizations providing housing, employment assistance, and mental health services

    • Amend the state constitution to protect marriage equality in Delaware

    • Ensure access to HIV medications and PrEP

    • Empower communities to hold developers accountable for their actions

    • Preserve the natural beauty of our communities and historic places

Healthcare

Providing quality and equitable healthcare to our community is morally good and practically necessary. Studies show that we get more money back for every dollar invested in the health of our community.

Our current system is collapsing, with people waiting months to find a good doctor, overcrowded hospitals, and skyrocketing costs. Let’s invest in a more modern and resilient system, because a healthy population can help Delaware grow.

    • Eliminate loopholes used by psychiatric hospitals to “cherry pick” patients, which causes delays in care, overcrowded hospitals, and substantial increases in costs to Medicaid

    • Fund social work and addiction services in homeless shelters to support recovery

    • Equip our first responders and police with the tools they need to respond to a mental health crisis in the community

    • Ensure that Planned Parenthood of Delaware remains open and funded, despite federal bans on Medicaid payments

    • Enshrine reproductive freedom in the Delaware Constitution, and fight for a Democratic supermajority in the House to ensure its passage

    • Protect evidence-based vaccination schedules

    • Resist federal overreach into Delaware’s public health policy

    • Bolster community health centers with resources targeting misinformation

    • Build facilities and strengthen programs that keep people with autism healthy and productive, including support for families managing acute behavioral crises

    • Establish institutional and community-based respite care for people with dementia, so their families have more options that improve quality of life and time spent together

    • Create mobile teams of mental health providers, social workers, wound care nurses, and community peers to address the needs of our neighbors suffering from addiction disorders

Economic Independence

About one-third of Delaware’s annual budget relies on fees charged to companies that incorporate here and operate elsewhere. With the rushed adoption of SB21 in 2025, we all saw firsthand that big corporations can hold our state hostage. Dr. Rob wants to focus on diversifying our economy and making our state more self-sufficient, so we can lift all of Delaware’s working families.

    • Support entrepreneurs and small businesses that diversify revenue sources and bring new jobs to Delaware

    • Provide income tax credits for film, TV, and theater production, and further incentivize the usage of union labor

    • Create a public financing entity to fund home energy retrofits, prioritizing low-income and rural communities

    • Incentivize green technologies and expand solar efforts to bring more manufacturing jobs to Delaware

    • Launch a state Climate Corps job program that employs young people in conservation, flood mitigation, and urban greening

    • Strengthen unions in Delaware

    • Establish a living minimum wage for all Delawareans that keeps pace with inflation

Education

Strong schools teach us to think critically, compete globally, and live more satisfied lives. Despite spending $2.4 billion annually on public education, Delaware’s schools rank 37th in the nation. Delaware can attract new business by providing high-performing public schools for the children of their employees. We should invest heavily in education because our children deserve it, and our economy demands it.

    • Support competitive starting teacher pay that automatically outpaces inflation

    • Incentivize class-size limits in Delaware public schools

    • Encourage higher achieving teachers by subsidizing 100% of continuing education, including board-certification and relevant master’s and doctoral programs

    • Provide immersive real-world experiences to our top students across healthcare, law, science, engineering, education, the arts, and government

    • Lift up students from underrepresented and marginalized communities by providing similar immersive experiences

    • Empower parents and our communities to lead efforts to tackle safety issues

    • Support universal Pre-K for all Delawareans

    • Feed our children, so they can learn

    • Improved access to behavioral health interventions for struggling students

Destination: Delaware

A state of thriving communities, healthy citizens, deep culture, clean cities, green spaces, and a robust, independent economy, marked by small businesses and innovative, sustainable ventures.