We already have voters deciding how much housing gets built. The result is we have not enough of it. We’ve also seen, during this pandemic, what happens to ren

We already have voters deciding how much housing gets built. The result is we have not enough of it. We’ve also seen, during this pandemic, what happens to rental prices when landlords are powerless over tenants. They go up. And landlords discriminate harder against tenants who look like they’ll be bad tenants if they can’t easily evict. And just as my ability to get sued is what allows me to enter contracts, my ability to get evicted is what lets me pay cheap rent.