The resolution urges the United States Congress to extend the enhanced premium tax credits for health insurance premiums under the Affordable Care Act, which are set to expire at the end of 2025. It highlights the importance of affordable health care for West Virginia residents, noting that the Affordable Care Act has significantly reduced the number of uninsured individuals in the state. The resolution emphasizes that the expiration of these tax credits would lead to a dramatic increase in health insurance premiums, making it unaffordable for many residents and forcing them to choose between health care and other essential needs. This situation could also strain state resources and increase reliance on state-funded assistance programs.

The West Virginia House of Delegates calls for swift action from Congress to ensure the continuation of these tax credits, which are vital for maintaining economic stability and access to necessary medical care. The resolution encourages the state's congressional delegation to prioritize the health and economic well-being of West Virginians by advocating for the extension of these credits. Copies of the resolution will be sent to key political figures, including the President and members of the West Virginia congressional delegation, to emphasize the urgency of this issue.