Rep. Eric Morrison

10/21/2026

Hope to see you TONIGHT.

10/20/2026

Please help spread the word about these important expungement fairs—tomorrow, October 21, and Monday, November 9.

Second chances are so important.

State Sen. Darius Brown is hosting a series of Expungement Fairs this fall across Southern Delaware, including in Dover and Lewes.

10/20/2026

The GOP is running a candidate for the Delaware State House of Representatives who has been arrested three times for domestic abuse—including strangling a woman—not to mention a DUI.

The last time he held a seat in the House, he resigned in disgrace.

How can they claim to care about women?

Oh—and this guy was just endorsed by the Delaware State Troopers Association, although he clearly cannot follow the law.

PS— I am editing this post to correct something I said mistakenly. The candidate actually was not arrested for a DUI. He was stopped for drunk driving and blew a .14, but used his position as an elected official to get out of being charged. This is worse than actually being arrested for a DUI.

10/19/2026

I hope you’ll join us THIS Wednesday for an important town hall about mental health and domestic violence.

We’ll have a panel discussion followed by Q & A and time to mingle and chat.
We’ll also talk about the implementation of Donna’s Law.

In 2024, my HB 342, “Donna’s Law,” established the “Delaware Voluntary Fi****ms Do-Not-Sell Act.” I was happy to partner with Katrina Brees, who has worked to implement this legislation in various states after losing her mother to su***de by fi***rm. The program is now up and running after awaiting the completion of various unrelated Fi****ms Technical Assistance Program (FTAP) system updates.

The Delaware Voluntary Fi****ms Do-Not-Sell Act creates a list upon which individuals may voluntarily place themselves so that they cannot purchase a fi***rm. Delaware residents may request to be placed on this list at any police station in the state. Once you are placed on the list, you must wait at least 30 days before requesting to be removed from the list. After those 30 days, you may request to be removed from the list at any time and you will be removed from the list after 30 days.

HB 342 also makes it unlawful for any person or entity required to perform a background check prior to selling, renting, loaning, or transferring a fi***rm to sell, rent, loan, or transfer a fi***rm to an individual on the do-not-sell list, and makes it unlawful for an individual to knowingly make a false statement or representation regarding their identity when asking to be added to or removed from the do-not-sell list.

The main purpose of this bill is to lessen su***de deaths by fi***rms. In Delaware, su***des account for 51% of all fi***rm deaths, and su***de is the third-leading cause of death for individuals aged 10 - 34 and the thirteenth-leading cause of death overall. Nationwide, fi***rm-related su***des have reached an all-time high.

10/18/2026

10/15/2026

Last year and into this year, I was happy to serve on the bipartisan, bi-chamber Special Committee on Property Reassessments. We met multiple times and heard important input and feedback from various stakeholders and the public. From what we heard in those sessions, we drafted and passed multiple pieces of legislation this year, with more to come next year.

To be clear, counties are fully responsible for the property reassessment process. However, after the counties performed court-ordered property reassessments for the first time in about 40 years, we heard many valid concerns from constituents. To be candid, for various reasons, issues were much more concentrated in New Castle County than the other two counties. We as state legislators felt it necessary to step in and take action to address inequities, process gaps, and other issues not being addressed at the county level.

I was happy to serve as a cosponsor on each of these bills, and to have passed HCR 151 which established the Property Tax Relief & Modernization Working Group, which is currently meeting. The group is tasked with researching various possible programs for targeted tax relief for homeowners and renters, see what works best for Delaware, and submit proposed legislation for consideration by March 2027. (Also, I held two town halls about property reassessments and worked with Christina and Appoquinimink school district administrators to have them hold town halls about school taxes.)

As an activist before ever thinking of running for office, I advocated for regular property reassessments. Almost every other state has had them for quite some time. However, Delaware elected officials kicked the can down the road for years. It never should have taken lawsuits in each county to make property reassessments happen, but I’m glad that after those lawsuits were decided, we finally pass legislation requiring property reassessments every five years.

When something that should be done every few years hasn’t been done for 40 years, it’s going to take time to get it right. In Dover, we are committed to working together to make sure that happens for Delaware taxpayers.

10/15/2026

What a great night to celebrate the 25th anniversary of this terrific school— including burying a time capsule to be opened in 25 years. 😃

10/14/2026

I hope you’ll join us next Wednesday for an important town hall about mental health and domestic violence.

We’ll have a panel discussion followed by Q & A and time to mingle and chat.

We’ll also talk about the implementation of Donna’s Law.

In 2024, my HB 342, “Donna’s Law,” established the “Delaware Voluntary Fi****ms Do-Not-Sell Act.” I was happy to partner with Katrina Brees, who has worked to implement this legislation in various states after losing her mother to su***de by fi***rm. The program is now up and running after awaiting the completion of various unrelated Fi****ms Technical Assistance Program (FTAP) system updates.

The Delaware Voluntary Fi****ms Do-Not-Sell Act creates a list upon which individuals may voluntarily place themselves so that they cannot purchase a fi***rm. Delaware residents may request to be placed on this list at any police station in the state. Once you are placed on the list, you must wait at least 30 days before requesting to be removed from the list. After those 30 days, you may request to be removed from the list at any time and you will be removed from the list after 30 days.

HB 342 also makes it unlawful for any person or entity required to perform a background check prior to selling, renting, loaning, or transferring a fi***rm to sell, rent, loan, or transfer a fi***rm to an individual on the do-not-sell list, and makes it unlawful for an individual to knowingly make a false statement or representation regarding their identity when asking to be added to or removed from the do-not-sell list.

The main purpose of this bill is to lessen su***de deaths by fi***rms. In Delaware, su***des account for 51% of all fi***rm deaths, and su***de is the third-leading cause of death for individuals aged 10 - 34 and the thirteenth-leading cause of death overall. Nationwide, fi***rm-related su***des have reached an all-time high.

10/13/2026

Last week, it was my pleasure to attend an event at which Gov. Meyer signed into law my House Bill 355, the “Speak Your Truth Act.”

HB 355 helps protect sexual assault survivors from frivolous defamation lawsuits filed by their abusers, lawsuits meant to silence and shame them and other victims. For defamation cases filed by the accused against their accusers, to prevail in court, the accused must now prove malice and not just negligence.

Also, if the accuser prevails against the accused in such lawsuits, HB 355 allows them to collect attorney’s fees and monetary damages deemed reasonable by the court. Before HB 355, attorney’s fees could not be collected in these instances, deterring attorneys from taking such cases for accusers.

Further, HB 355 protects as free speech accusers’ public accusations and communications if they are made in good faith.

Pictured with me is Victoria Burke, a California attorney and law professor, who flew in for the bill signing. After her own experience as a sexual assault survivor who was sued for defamation after she came forward with her story, she drafted and became a powerful national advocate for the “Speak Your Truth Act.” Having worked for three years on getting this act passed in Delaware, we’ve become not just colleagues but friends. Although the act has now passed in five states, she flew across country for her first official bill signing!

Also, I was happy that Emma Davidson Tribbs, founding director of the National Womens Defense League, drove in from New York for the event.

With the help of terrific advocates like Victoria and Emma, I look forward to my continued work to help past and present victims of sexual assault.

10/13/2026

She is so full of s**t.

This must be why she’s had multiple students coming forward talking about the horrible things she has said in classrooms.

An Appoquinimink School Board member is responding to criticism from her district's teachers union related to a recent social media post made about Muslims.