President Joe Biden, who won the 2020 U.S. presidential election, is also from Delaware.

Interestingly, when Biden was first elected to the Senate in 1972, this area was a Republican stronghold. At that time, Biden was only twenty-nine years old, a 'political newcomer' by today's standards.

However, an event called 'Voter Coffee Time,' led by his siblings, gained great popularity among the locals.

It created an atmosphere like neighbors chatting in a local café, opening people's hearts, and thanks to this, the young Biden achieved an unexpected victory and was elected to the Senate.

Politically, Delaware is a blue state with a nearly immovable Democratic base.

In the 2020 election, Democrat Joe Biden won decisively, and in the same year, Democrat Chris Coons won the Senate election, while Lisa Blunt Rochester won the House election with high vote percentages.

Delaware voters have consistently chosen the Democratic Party.

Geographically, Delaware is indeed small. It is the second smallest state in the U.S. after Rhode Island, bordered to the north by Pennsylvania, to the east by the Delaware River and New Jersey, and facing the Atlantic Ocean.

To the west and south, it borders Maryland. The neighborly relationships are quite interesting.

New Jersey mingles with New York, and Pennsylvania is busy playing with itself or New Jersey, so Delaware is mainly associated with Maryland. It feels like being slightly involved in a neighborhood friend pairing game.

The racial composition is also diverse. African Americans make up about 26% or more, with many descendants of British, Irish, German, and Italian heritage. This combination gives it a culturally heterogeneous charm, and politically, various voices emerge, but ultimately, during elections, they tend to unite behind the Democratic Party.

However, the real fun of Delaware lies not in politics but in being a 'corporate paradise.'

With low taxes and simple corporate formation procedures, many large corporations and credit card companies have registered their headquarters at Delaware addresses.

So there is a joke among Americans: "Delaware does not exist." Another joke goes, "If you're from Delaware, you must be someone in the FBI witness protection program."

Ultimately, Delaware is a small state with a strong presence. It is Biden's political hometown, the legal hometown of corporations, and in American humor, a state that 'exists as if it doesn't.' Upon closer inspection, Delaware is one of the key elements supporting the politics and economy of the United States.