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	"author_name": "Say Yes to Invest",
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	"title": "Support State-Funded Rental Subsidy",
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	"description": "Rhode Island has made important progress in expanding housing supply through bonds, zoning reform, and production incentives, resulting in the construction of new and preservation of existing long-term affordable homes. Yet for many households with the lowest incomes, new housing alone does not solve the affordability gap. Today, Rhode Island faces a shortage of more than 23,000 rental homes affordable and available to extremely low-income households (NLIHC, 2025), and more than 70% of extremely low-income renters are cost-burdened (HousingWorks RI, 2025). The result is visible in every community: longer shelter stays, increased housing instability, and more people forced into unsafe or unsheltered situations. H7803 and S2681 create a practical and proven tool to address this challenge by establishing a state rental subsidy that can be paired with housing production and resources to create deeply affordable homes. By ensuring eligible households pay no more than 30% of income toward rent, the program would help bridge the gap between extremely low household incomes and the actual cost of operating quality housing.",
	"url": "https://actionnetwork.org/letters/support-state-funded-rental-subsidy"
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