Here are the nine Republican and one Democratic ‘no’ votes on the major housing bill
Source: Washington Examiner · Bias: Center Right
Summary
Ten senators voted “no” Thursday on major bipartisan legislation that proponents say is the most significant effort to address housing costs in decades. Most of its opponents were conservative Republicans who oppose the ban on large investors buying single-family homes included in the bill. But one Democrat also voted no for the same reason. More generally, […]
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