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Mickey Dollens
@MickeyDollens · OK · H
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| Topic | Legislator share | Party median | Difference | Direction | Posts |
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| Housing | 16.9% | 2.3% | +14.6 pp | Over-indexed | 2,530 |
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Oklahoma is 3rd in the Nation for homes owned by out-of-state corporate landlords. We<U+2019>re 1 of 6 states that doesn<U+2019>t have landlord anti-retaliation laws. We shouldn<U+2019>t have a housing market that favors those who don<U+2019>t even live here while pricing out Oklahomans. 1/3 https://t.co/KL6sKBRBaw
We must push back against corporate landlords before it's too late. Oklahoma residents must have a fair shot at owning a home, and to do that we're going to have to make sure that the housing inventory isn't gobbled up by out-of-state investors with deep pockets. 1/3
The proposed Turnpike expansion along Indian Hills Road in Norman would displace approximately 700 homes and hundreds of residents. That<U+2019>s about 5X more homes than any turnpike built in the history of oklahoma. 1/3 https://t.co/otaAyGQGnQ
I<U+2019>m beyond pissed off with out-of-state landlords taking advantage of low-income Oklahomans. The locally owned Grand Boulevard Townhomes in NE OKC was recently sold to a New Jersey based company called Grand Circle Investments... 1/2 @kfor @kaitorkay https://t.co/M0JUr3aDU0
I was honored to meet with @CherokeeNation Principal Chief @ChuckHoskin_Jr to discuss affordable housing and the Cherokee Nation<U+2019>s 120 million dollar investment to expand affordable housing options. 1/3 https://t.co/pnDeiooPLs
Imminent domain shouldn<U+2019>t be used to build a workout facility. It shouldn<U+2019>t be used to build a turnpike & displace thousands of people. Now more than ever, we should be keeping Oklahomans in their homes & keeping communities together. We can<U+2019>t let this absurdity continue. https://t.co/hOWSfYCGtd
A statewide eviction moratorium for business owners, renters, and homeowners for the duration of the state emergency is necessary and will result in less stress for thousands of Oklahomans while helping slow the spread of this pandemic.
HB2109, co-authored with Rep. @Daniel_Pae passed committee today. This bill makes it illegal for landlords to evict tenants for filing complaints about living conditions. OK is 1 of 6 states w/o anti-retaliation laws, so this is a major step in protecting tenants<U+2019> rights. https://t.co/nJskcXs5CN
I went to Creekside Apartments to meet with residents who are living in terrible living conditions including sewage issues, holes in the roof, and no hot water. (1/3) @BarryMangold https://t.co/HLE0lLhAlE