HB 255: Sample Email to Senators-The $400 Million Lie that Crushes DE Businesses
- Sussex County Republican Committee
- Nov 17, 2025
- 2 min read
38th District Republican Club
November 16, 2025
You are strongly urged to email EVERY ONE of our state senators and tell them to vote NO on HB 255.
Email links for ALL Delaware State Senators are provided below. Click on a link to initiate your email.
Copy the sample letter text below - modify the message - or write your own message.
House Republicans — joined by nearly all major business groups in Delaware, argue that the projected “shortfall” is exaggerated, the process rushed, and the risk of long-term damage to Delaware’s business climate is severe. And really, who knows better how to run an economy: the people who actually build and manage successful businesses, or taxpayer-funded government bureaucrats?
HB 255 has passed the House, and now it moves to the Senate for a final vote. This is the moment when Delawareans must make their voices heard. Every single senator — Democrat and Republican — needs to hear directly from the people of Delaware. HB 255 is too rushed, too risky, and too damaging to Delaware’s economic future to let it slide through quietly.
The 38th District Republican Club website blog provides an excellent breakdown of how Democrats and Republicans differ on House Bill 255. In addition, the 38th District is the source of the sample email and list of Senator email links below.
Click HERE for the entire message from the 38th District Republican Club.
Sample Email Vote No HB255
Dear Senator,
I am writing to urge you to vote NO on HB 255.
This bill is being rushed through without a clear understanding of its real fiscal impact. HB 255 risks harming Delaware’s long-standing reputation as the nation’s incorporation capital by creating instability for businesses that invest, hire, and grow in our state.
We cannot risk rewriting tax law that affects only 10% of our revenue while jeopardizing the one-quarter of our budget that depends on Delaware’s incorporation system.
Delaware does not have a revenue crisis, it has a spending crisis. And I urge you to not approve draining our reserves or rainy day fund. Those funds are designed to absorb short-term tax revenue fluctuations, not to backfill structural overspending.
Please stand up for Delaware’s economy, its workers, and its future. Vote NO on HB 255.
Sincerely,
[Your Name]
