When I ran for this seat, I promised I’d work with anyone willing to deliver for Delawareans — and stand up to anyone hurting our state.
One year ago today, I was sworn in as Delaware’s Congresswoman.
When I ran for this seat, I promised I’d work with anyone willing to deliver for Delawareans — and stand up to anyone hurting our state.
Over the last year, I’ve had to do more standing up than I ever hoped as we pushed back against the chaos, incompetence, and cruelty of the Trump administration and the Republican-controlled House.
But here’s what I’m proud of: Even as we defended affordable health care, fought to protect our vulnerable neighbors under attack, and called out Trump’s abuses of power, we delivered.
In my first year, I’ve introduced more bipartisan legislation than any other member of the freshman class — something many people didn’t expect from the first out trans member of Congress in this political environment.
We’ve returned nearly $4 million directly to my constituents in Delaware.
And just recently, I worked across the aisle to successfully push this administration to restore $1 billion to home health care nationwide, protecting a critical kind of care for so many people.
That’s what public service looks like — showing up, rolling up your sleeves, and fighting relentlessly for the people you represent.
I couldn’t do any of this without your support. If you’re able, will you make your very first contribution of 2026 so I can win re-election this year and keep fighting for working people in the House?
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Thank you,
Sarah
