Mm-hmm

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the peril that can happen to the buyers in this space and how we can create, um, imminent harm for fair housing purposes, because first-time homebuyers are where we need to improve our housing gap.

But what was interesting in this space is, as we were educating and our, our state local coordinators and members, uh, of a variety of different, um, associations and, um, elected officials', um, districts were reaching out and explaining their concerns about the bill.

We found it was a constant moving target as to where the legislators were that were shifting back and forth and being either a yes vote or a no vote, and it wasn't really clear.

This bill passed the assembly with a very, very close vote.

In fact, it only had the required number, which is 41, to pass out of the assembly to make it to the Senate.

Mm-hmm