think

all three candidates understand the need to deregulate.

I think it's just a matter of degrees between them.

I think Bobby, to Jason's point, would probably get rid of as many as he can within his executive authority.

Certainly he indicated he would encourage the legislature to do the same, but if he were to take office, it's unlikely he'd have the whole legislature too.

So I think he's looking in two different directions there.

With Rick, it gets a little bit trickier in terms of finding exactly where he wants to deregulate.

There's an overwhelming sentiment that there's a certain candidate who's likely to succeed here, so we're trying not to be too presumptive.

So what else do we have going on in the 132nd that we think is significant for people to know about?

So many things happening right now.

So thank you for asking.

There's a lot of exciting stuff going on in the legislature for housing.

Right now, there are, I would say, maybe five or six topics or bills that we really want to be paying attention to that are still live and happening in no particular order.

They're going to be looking at a housing bond, which could take the form of subsidy for middle housing.

There might be some additional support for the affordable housing tax credit in there.

Who are the people we can talk to? What should we be saying to advocate for this?