Voting
Nonprofit organizations are not legally allowed to endorse candidates so we can't tell you who to vote for. However, it is the privilege and responsibility of every citizen to remain educated about candidates and their positions, and to vote for the candidate that best represents their interests. Tools on voting and how to obtain information on candidates are below.
Raising housing on political agendas will happen only when candidates for elected office understand that the issue of affordable housing is important to voters. At the same time, it is vital that the low income voters housing organizations typically represent understand how decisions made by elected officials directly affect their lives, how to register to vote and how to get to the polls on Election Day. Please visit the following websites for more information and how you or your organization can get involved:
Capitol Connect
MHP Capitol Connect is a blog that covers MHP's legislative work and other housing policy happenings in Saint Paul and Washington. It replaces the Capitol Update newsletter (see back issues here).
Housing Buzz
Bond for Affordable Housing
Bill Ding: Stand Strong on Housing
Housing on the Hill
Slides for Advocates
Legislative District Profiles
