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Honored to participate in such an important conversation. Thank you @RepDennyHeck, @KatieHill4CA and @RepBenMcAdams for your leadership on 🏡! https://t.co/G5YKIwkgpF
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

Congrats to @TinaKotek and Oregon’s legislative leaders in passing HB 2001 off the floor and onto the Senate on a bipartisan 43:16 vote. This victory shows Housing is not a left issue or a right issue. It is an American issue! 🇺🇸
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

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Congrats, @TinaKotek and everyone working to make #HB2001 a reality! https://t.co/5Gtnh2S7Dj
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

Thanks to former @NALEO President Michele Martinez for moderating, and to Ben Rosenbaum from @BankofAmerica and @CorianneScally from @urbaninstitute for the great discussion. #NALEOMiami
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

Kingsella: Elected officials at all levels play an outsized role in this fight. Up for Growth looks forward to working with @NALEO and its members to change how we approach #housing in the U.S. #NALEOMiami
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

Kingsella: Our Housing Policy and Affordability Calculator is a powerful tool to quantify the impact of housing policies on supply and affordability. We'll be rolling this out around the country. #NALEOMiami Here's first version, for Seattle: https://t.co/8XpIV5cEFx
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

Kingsella: There’s bipartisan interest in ending these practices. And we are building a movement to ensure exclusionary zoning is a thing of the past, including carving out a way for the federal government to play an active and constructive role. #NALEOMiami
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

Kingsella: We can and must do better to end this legacy. This is one of the founding principles of Up for Growth – that we need to build more housing of all types to accommodate a growing country. And build this housing near where people work, play, and want to live. #NALEOMiami
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

Kingsella: Why is it difficult to build needed housing? One of the primary drivers is exclusionary zoning, which owes its origins to racist practices that effectively legalized racial segregation in #housing. #NALEOMiami Learn more here: https://t.co/JNrDQMX4j8
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

Kingsella: The housing shortage affects people of color most acutely; longtime residents are pushed out of their homes because the scarcity of housing makes the existing housing stock much more expensive. #NALEOMiami
— Up for Growth Action (@Up4Growth) June 20, 2019

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