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Sen. Jane Doe

Senior Senator · Class II

H.R. 2847 — Energy Act

Voted Nay

Roll Call 214 · Passed 61–39

Top contributors

Oil & Gas$412,000
Securities$268,000
Real Estate$194,000

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Measure A — Affordable Housing Bond

Lean Yes

The city wants to borrow $200M for affordable housing, repaid through a small property tax increase — about $14/yr per $100k of assessed value.

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1,500 new affordable units

Con

Permanent tax increase

Ask about the delivery timeline — past bonds ran late…

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