North New Castle News

Senator Lisa Blunt Rochester recently shared several tweets addressing concerns within the community and her initiatives in the legislative arena. These tweets reflect her critical stance on the current administration's financial policies, her commitment to addressing financial insecurity among Americans, and her legislative efforts to tackle housing costs.

On April 10, 2025, Rochester expressed her discontent with the current administration's benchmarks for success, stating "It’s unbelievable that this administration’s bar for success is ‘avoiding a depression.’ They’re fine setting your retirement savings on fire and leaving millions of families to fend for themselves." This tweet highlights her dissatisfaction with how certain financial issues are being managed.

The following day, on April 11, 2025, she mentioned a poll reflecting that over 70% of Americans are concerned about their financial situation. In her tweet, she noted "This President doesn't care about the hard choices families have to make when money gets tight – he's never had to make them. He may not care, but I'll never stop fighting to bring down costs." This statement underlines her commitment to advocating for financial relief for families.

Further on April 11, 2025, Rochester announced her legislative efforts, sharing "I just introduced my first bill as your Senator to help our communities build more housing and bring down housing costs. I know the housing crisis is top of mind for Delawareans, and I'm working across the aisle to do something about it." This tweet emphasizes her initiative to address housing affordability, a significant concern among her constituents.

Representing Delaware’s at-large district since 2017, Lisa Blunt Rochester replaced former congress member John Carney. Born in Philadelphia in 1962 and based in Wilmington, Rochester, now 61, is an alumna of Fairleigh Dickinson University, graduating with a BA in 1985.