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THE WINS.
2025—2026 EDITION
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+ President Trump’s agenda. Local impact.

Big wins.
For
Delaware.

Significant new investment. Help for working families.
Crime down across our state.

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THE BIG PICTURE

What it means
for Delaware.

Four big stories.
The numbers behind them.
Why they matter close to home.

01 / Tax relief

Keep more of
what you earn.

President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts protected jobs, preserved wages, and put more money back in Delawareans’ pockets.

  • Jobs protected17,000
  • Wages preserved$2B
  • Avg. tax refund$3,509
See every tax benefit
02 / Jobs & investment

Big names.
New opportunities.

Delaware has received a slew of significant investments under President Trump — from biologics manufacturing to rail maintenance.

4,500jobs from Merck’s new $1 billion Wilmington manufacturing facility
Explore the investments
03 / Public safety

Crime has
plummeted.

Crime in Delaware has plummeted under President Trump, with homicides down statewide and in Wilmington.

DelawareHomicides, 2025↓ 17%
DelawareHuman trafficking offenses, 2025↓ 27%
WilmingtonShooting incidents, 2025↓ 21%
See the numbers
04 / Immigration enforcement

The worst of the worst.
Removed.

President Trump is removing the Worst of the Worst criminal illegal aliens from Delaware communities — from Wilmington to Georgetown.

5cases in Wilmington, Newark, and Georgetown
See the five cases

WORKING FAMILIES TAX CUTS

Significant upside.
For Delaware.

President Trump’s Working Families Tax Cuts have delivered for Delaware workers, families, and seniors.

17,000Delaware jobs protected
$3Bin Delaware economic activity preserved
$2Bin wages preserved for Delaware workers
$3,509average Delaware tax refund in 2026
JOBS & WAGES

Protecting paychecks.

The WFTC protected 17,000 Delaware jobs, preserved $3 billion in Delaware economic activity, and preserved $2 billion in wages for Delaware workers.

NAM tax wins report
RURAL HEALTHCARE
$160M

Care closer to home.

The WFTC delivered $160 million in rural healthcare funding to Delaware.

CMS rural health awards
SENIORS & REFUNDS

200,000 seniors.
Bigger refunds.

The WFTC delivered No Tax on Social Security for Delaware’s 200,000 seniors.

The WFTC helped deliver Delawareans an average tax refund of $3,509 in 2026.

White House: DE savings

BUILT FOR WHAT’S NEXT

They’re betting big
on Delaware.

Delaware has received a slew of significant investments under President Trump.
4 company announcements.

01

Alstom

Newark
A new service and maintenance facilityRail transport company · Announced June 2026
$55M
02

Sun Chemical

Newport
Expanded pigment production at its plantPrinting ink producer · Announced February 2026
$10M
03

Dot Foods

Bear
Expansion of its distribution facilityAnnounced January 2026
$33M
04

Merck

Wilmington
A new manufacturing facility4,500 jobs · Announced April 2025
$1B

B = billion. M = million. Figures reflect announced investments; planned spending and hiring may span multiple years.

PUBLIC SAFETY · THE FULL BREAKDOWN

Crime is down.
Here are the numbers.

Crime in Delaware has plummeted under President Trump. Each figure shows a decrease in 2025.

Delaware2025↓ 17% homicides
Total offenses↓ over 3%
Homicides↓ 17%
Human trafficking offenses↓ 27%
Kidnappings↓ 3.5%
Robberies↓ 19%
Crime in Delaware report
Wilmington2025↓ 20% homicides
Homicides↓ 20%
Shooting incidents↓ 21%
Shooting victims↓ 17%
Overall crime↓ 8%
City of Wilmington

IMMIGRATION ENFORCEMENT

Removing the Worst of the Worst
from Delaware.

Criminal illegal aliens convicted of serious crimes in Delaware communities.

01 / WILMINGTON

Alejandro Acevedo

From Mexico

Convicted of: Assault, cruelty towards his wife, burglary, and driving under the influence of liquor.

DHS record
02 / NEWARK

Darlin Garcia

From the Dominican Republic

Convicted of: Aggravated assault of a family member — strongarm, selling cocaine, and drug trafficking.

DHS record
03 / WILMINGTON

Eliezer Benual-Mendoza

From the Dominican Republic

Convicted of: Cocaine possession and destroying evidence.

DHS record
04 / WILMINGTON

Moussa Diarrassouba

From Mali

Convicted of: Assault, fraud, possession of stolen property, forgery, weapon offense, and counterfeiting.

DHS record
05 / GEORGETOWN

William Baltazar-Chavez

From Guatemala

Convicted of: Aggravated assault of a family member — strongarm, and resisting an officer.

DHS record

A CLOSER LOOK

Big numbers.
Clear sources.

Every figure on this page links back to where it came from.