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Locked Out: My Housing Crisis Impacts All State Legislative Districts

  • Author: New Mexico Coalition to End Homelessness
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To help legislators understand the housing needs in their districts, this report ranks legislative districts on the extent to which people who live in each district have housing they can afford.Although some districts ranked higher than others on housing affordability, no district did particularly well. Even the highest ranked district, with a score of 61, still fell far short of a perfect score. The results of our report show that across the state working families, people with disabilities and senior citizens cannot find housing they can afford. --3 pages--

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