Yes on 10: California Democratic Party Endorses Proposition 10 Campaign to Expand Rent Control

Oakland, California - (BUSINESS WIRE) - (BUSINESS WIRE) - (BUSINESS WIRE) - (BUSINESS WIRE) - (BUSINESS WIRE) - In response to the rapidly increasing rents, the Democratic Party of California today has the overwhelming majority proposal to abolish the housing leasing law It passed. We manage invoices for rental housing of Costa-Hawkins and return the rent adjustment right to the community. The California State Democratic Executive Committee voted more than 95% and the "supportive 10" effort overcomes the 60% limit to ensure the party's support for the November 6 election.

"We confirm that the Democratic Party's support is very large," said Joe Trippi of Trippi Norton Rossmeissl Campaigns, a chief strategist at the 10-year Yes event. "The support of the party clarifies that it cooperates with millions of Californians to pay rent, supports the return of power to the economic crisis of the country's housing and returning to the community I will help. "

"We are honored that we can receive support from the California Democratic Party, he is a human rights project, the tenth campaign," said Damien Goodomon, Housing Director of the AIDS Health Foundation, , Suzy Shannon, Larry Gross, Deeper Verma, Jane Demian, Kevin McKeown of City Council Santa Monica, California Democratic Party Chairperson Rick Hauptmann. For many months under the age these tenant tenant rights activists and members have created a central group of borrowers, passed the resolution, and added a clear supporting language to the platform, and today, They ensured support of support 10.

At the annual meeting in February this year, the Democratic Party added the following to its platform:

"We will support local communities to establish strong tenants and affordable protection measures to prevent migration, speculation, rent and transfer increase without disturbing state laws."

Proposal 10, "Affordable housing method" is an initiative to vote in November, abolishing the provision of state rent for Costa Rica and Hawkins, and to rent the necessary rent to solve it, to the community I will return power. Affordable crisis of state housing. Costa Rica - Hawkins signed the law 23 years ago and prohibited cities and counties from imposing rental restrictions on apartments built after 1995 or prohibiting detached rental units and apartments. When the unit is vacant, it also allows the landlord to increase the rent as much as possible.

The three supporters supporting Campaign 10 are the AIDS Care Foundation (AHF), the California State Community Empowerment Association (ACCE Action), and the Overseas Defeat and Defense Network (EDN). It has widespread support from more than 150 workers, housing advocacy groups, communities and faith organizations throughout the state: www.affordablehousingact.org/endorsements

Proposal 10 does not automatically perform rent management, but it manages rents in apartments and detached homes by abolishing the Costa Rica - Hawkins rental housing law (1995 law, limitation of urban development capacity) to the city of California Give rights to. I will rise. Or extend rental management. Opponents believe that this regulation is a way to curb sharply rising rents and provide stability to the lessor, but if rental income is limited developers lose willingness to build. New apartment and rental housing

Proposition No. 10 in California states to abolish the 1995 Costa Rica - Hawkins rental housing law 1, which limits the local rental management law. The city uses rental restrictions to regulate the increase in rents or to control the rent that the landlord can charge. According to the Turner Housing Innovation Center, 15 out of 482 jurisdictions in California currently have some form of rental management, accounting for 25% of state rental units. • In cities where Costa Hawkins has passed the rent regulation rules, we will keep the existing exemption date instead of 1995. For example, only San Francisco and San Jose can manage residences by units that passed rent restrictions before 1979, in Oakland the base year was 1983.

California will abolish the state-wide lease restriction limit through the voting initiative, as other options enhance the restrictions on rental regulations as the organizer has obtained sufficient signature to prove suggestion 10 It may be a country. Cities in other states are also challenging similar laws. The law the California people tried to abolish - the Costa Rica - Hawkins lease Act was first passed in 1995. We will prevent cities from imposing rent restrictions on buildings built after 1995, prohibit free management and exclude detached houses from rental control restrictions. In January, the California State Council abolished the Costa Rica - Hawkins bill passed by the committee.