A strong and resilient economy is vital to improving the standard of living for all Americans. Rising inflation and increasing costs have made it difficult for many to save, retire, and maintain their purchasing power. A robust U.S. economy opens doors for every American, offering better job prospects, increased wages, improved well-being, and the means to access goods and services that enhance their quality of life.

With extensive experience in economics and business, Dr. Katz knows how to rebuild an economy that works for everyone, and is prepared to lead in the U.S. Senate by directing and executing comprehensive policies and strategies that fortify the nation's economy.

Key Positions

A strong American economy requires comprehensive policies grounded in upstream problem-solving that addresses the multifactorial interconnected issues defining our economy. As a servant leader devoted solely to the best interests of all Delawareans, Dr. Katz is well-positioned to unite Senators and Congress members, fostering collaboration to enact legislation that improves the lives of all Americans.

Delaware: Why This Matters Here

Delaware's cost of living has climbed steadily: housing costs up 53% over five years, energy costs among the highest in the mid-Atlantic, and small businesses facing a regulatory environment that favors large corporations over local employers. The state has lost manufacturing and pharmaceutical jobs in part because federal policies have failed to create competitive conditions for the businesses that want to stay and grow here. A U.S. Senator has direct influence over tax policy, trade rules, energy costs, and the regulatory burdens that determine whether businesses invest in Delaware or take their jobs elsewhere.

Why Dr. Katz

Dr. Katz has built and operated businesses in Delaware for decades. He has sat across the table from regulators, navigated the tax code, and experienced firsthand what it costs to make payroll. He also served on the Delaware State Senate's Small Business, Banking, and Energy/Transportation Committees, bringing both the practitioner's perspective and the legislator's toolkit to every economic question. When he talks about the economy, he is not reciting a policy brief. He is speaking from experience.