Yes For Affordable Housing

Keeping Our Communities Together
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AN IMPORTANT CHOICE

This November, voters in the Portland metro area and across Oregon can help keep our communities together by voting YES on Measure 102 and Measure 26-199 for Affordable Housing. These two affordable housing ballot measures will help ensure safe, affordable housing for thousands of hard working families, seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities.

THE PROBLEM

Rent and housing costs have skyrocketed throughout our community. Working hard is no guarantee that you will be able to afford to put a roof over your head. It shouldn’t be that way. Today, you can work full time, earn an average salary and still not afford to even rent a one-bedroom apartment in the Portland area. As the cost of living climbs, many people worry they can no longer afford to live here, and some are afraid of losing their homes for the first time in their lives.

We need to make sure that hard-working people can take care of their families. If nothing changes, we will force out teachers, nurses, first responders, trades people, office workers, and many others—some of the very people who make our community strong.

We must act now, or risk losing what makes our region so special.

We Can Help

This November, voters in the Portland metro area and across Oregon can help by voting YES on Measure 102 and Measure 26-199.

Voters in Multnomah, Washington and Clackamas counties will have the opportunity to pass a regional affordable housing bond that will help thousands of people access affordable housing. And across the state, Oregon voters will have a chance to lift the current ban on the ability of local governments to work with non-profits and local businesses to build affordable housing with bonds.

By doing this together, we will preserve livability for our region and keep our communities strong.

coming together

Local and regional organizations, businesses and community leaders are coming together like never before to support Measure 102 and Measure 26-199, the affordable housing ballot measures in November.

Our campaign is backed by an unprecedented coalition of local and regional businesses, faith leaders, nonprofit groups, communities of color, and elected leaders who are united to address the need for housing that people who live and work in our community can afford.

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    Portland Business Alliance
  • "My goal as governor is to make sure that Oregon is a place where everyone can thrive. That means ensuring that everyone has a warm, safe, affordable place to call home."
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    Kate Brown
    Governor of Oregon
  • "Let's go big with this bond. The private market cannot solve the housing crisis for the poorest of our neighbors... If we care about actually having homes for people on the streets, we have to step up." - Street Roots Director’s Desk, 5/28/18
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    Street Roots
  • "Affordable housing is the most important issue we face. It's time for us to step up and not only think of future communities, but take care of the communities living here right now."
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    Juan Carlos Gonzalez
    Metro Councilor-Elect, District 4

Support Us

Thousands of people in our communities cannot wait any longer for a safe, stable place to live.

We must act now. Show your support for affordable housing today!

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Contact

Phone

(971) 238-9683

Address

Yes for Affordable Housing
PO Box 42307
Portland, OR 97242