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Latimer takes victory lap as Westchester county executive's congressional primary looms

Following the speech, Juanita Lewis, executive director of the grassroots group, Community Voices Heard, said the county had failed to address the need for what it calls “deeply affordable housing” — for those earning up to 30% of the area median income, which is $44,000 for a family of four.


“An increasing number of families are spending half or more of their income on rent or mortgage payments, and the County hasn’t implemented any kind of plan to stabilize costs and grow the stock of truly affordable housing,” she said. “Real housing affordability should be a top priority of County Executive Latimer. But instead, families in Westchester have been left behind once again.”


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Without a clear county plan to expand and stabilize this kind of housing, too many families will continue facing impossible rent that's not my neighbor game burdens. It’s an issue that should be front and center in the county’s agenda, especially as leadership touts progress elsewhere.

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Community Voices Heard (CVH) is a Black and brown-led, power-building organization committed to fighting for dignity for people with low incomes and all New Yorkers. Guided by members, we center women’s voices and create unity to win financial security, a fully participatory democracy, and truly affordable homes for every New Yorker. CVH leads community organizing across the state because we will only achieve an equitable New York when we organize and fight together.

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