Abdul El-Sayed
He calls for a building boom through federal investment and looser local rules, a ban on large corporations that speculate on housing owning homes at all, and a federal ban on algorithmic rent-setting software.
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Housing
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Campaign positions
What each campaign says.
Mike Rogers
His housing plan would let 529 savings plans pay first-time home down payments, give renters credit for on-time rent, roll back housing regulation, and create residential zones where new construction is tax-free.
Lydia Christensen
Her housing plan starts with a rapid rehousing program run through the Department of Health and Human Services, which she would fund by capping the Pentagon budget.
Tim Long
No campaign website, platform or public statement by him was found. His FEC committee registration lists no website, the U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan's candidates page lists no candidates, and a web search for his name with the party and the office returned only election listings.
Douglas P. Marsh
He says private equity companies should not own residential property, rents should be tied to an area's prevailing wages, and short-term rentals must be regulated.
Walter P. Kristy
No campaign website, platform or public statement by him was found. The FEC records no campaign committee for him, the Natural Law Party of Michigan's site refused an automated reader and was not read, and a web search for his name with the party and the office returned only election listings and a poll.
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