User 35383188

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CoverageJan 20, 2024 to May 30, 2025
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User 35383188

@MannyRutinel

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Got interviewed by @CBSNewsColorado about my bill to eliminate discriminatory occupancy limits across Colorado and increase affordable housing opportunities🙏🏽 It's going to the House Floor for the first time today, so wish me and @javier_mabrey luck!

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@MannyRutinel

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🚨 Big news: Our affordable housing bill passed committee! Our bipartisan bill will lower interest rates for builders and working families struggling to buy a home.🏡 Let's do this!

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@MannyRutinel

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Step One: COMPLETE!✅ Our Occupancy Limit Bill has made it through the Housing Committee, paving the way for more affordable and sustainable housing! Grateful to all of those involved and the dedication that made this possible🙏🏽 On to the House Floor!

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Big win for Colorado families and housing!🏠 The state has awarded $21M for 3 affordable housing projects, with the largest going to Commerce City. With 292 new units across the state, we’re helping more Coloradans find homes they can afford🎉

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@MannyRutinel

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We banned discriminatory occupancy limits in Colorado! Couldn’t be more grateful to the hundreds of advocates who helped us pave the way for more affordable and sustainable housing. And to @javier_mabrey, @TonyExum, and @SenadoraJulie for fighting with me!

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@MannyRutinel

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The Governor signed my bill to help make housing more affordable! We lost our home during the Great Recession, so I know the stakes. This bill will help hundreds of working families in Colorado live out the American Dream of owning a home. Let's keep fighting!

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@MannyRutinel

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What's up brother☝🏽 We've officially banned discriminatory occupancy limits across Colorado! A great win for affordable housing and sustainability. The government shouldn't tell you who you can live with. We should respect chosen families. Progress!

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@MannyRutinel

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We're in a housing crisis. Yet certain Colorado cities prevent you from living with friends and distant family members. Proud to bring a bill to end these occupancy limits, allowing us to address: ✅Affordability ✅Social isolation ✅Environmental footprints Let's go!

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I'm excited to end discriminatory occupancy limits in Colorado! Read more about it in this @jacobin article

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