Delaware’s newest senator has been a fixture in Delaware and public service for almost his entire career. Ted is a Duke-educated engineer with a Master’s Degree from Wharton. He worked at the DuPont Company for seven years before joining Senator Biden’s staff in 1973, where he served for 22 years, including 19 as Chief of Staff. Since 1991, Ted has taught a class at Duke University’s Law School about the workings of the U.S. Congress, and he served on the Broadcasting Board of Governors for 13 years. Click here to learn more about Ted...
Learn more about the health care reform bill -- the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act -- that will extend stable, affordable coverage to 94% of Americans and cut the deficit by $130 billion over the next ten years.
The economic recovery package has already meant more than $1 billion for Delaware. Learn more » about how you can take advantage of American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) funds available to our state.
Since May, Ted has addressed the Senate each week in honor of exemplary federal employees, thanking them for their hard work and unsung dedication to serving the American people. Himself a veteran public servant, Ted has long been troubled by the disparagement of federal employees and plans to continue sharing stories of their important accomplishments throughout his term. Read More »
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