Protect renters' rights and support appropriate federal capital funding for public housing.

Adriano Espaillat · New York · Democratic

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Congressmember Espaillat is pushing for protect renter's rights and support appropriate levels of capital funding for public housing, ensure the public health and environmental sustainability of homes and public housing, continuing to upgrade and maintain American infrastructure.

Commitment to support renter protections and funding for public housing.

Housing | Rep. Adriano Espaillat
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Evidence

Budget Hearing - Department of Housing and Urban Development

The House Appropriations Committee had a HUD budget hearing scheduled on May 12, 2026, indicating the federal housing-funding process was still active during the lookback window, but this page does not show any Espaillat-specific action or completed delivery on renters' rights or public housing capital funding.

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Budget Hearing - Department of Housing and Urban Development | House Committee on Appropriations - Republicans
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PUBLIC HOUSING FUND ... For 2026 payments to public housing agencies for the operation and management of public housing ... $8,319,393,000, to remain available until September 30, 2029

Congress officially appropriated substantial public housing funding in FY2026, which supports the 'appropriate federal capital funding for public housing' portion only in a broad, earlier-term sense; it does not establish that Espaillat recently delivered the renters-rights portion or a new action in the last lookback window.

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Congressional Record - House proceedings on H.R. 7148 / FY2026 appropriations
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Assessments

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The evidence shows substantial FY2026 federal public housing funding was appropriated while Espaillat was serving in federal office, which supports part of the promise in a broad same-term sense. However, the record does not show Espaillat-specific authorship, sponsorship, or material advancement of that funding, and it does not establish delivery of the renters' rights portion. The HUD hearing evidence only shows the process remained active and does not demonstrate a completed outcome. Because one portion of the promise appears broadly advanced through federal appropriations but the full promised outcome and candidate-specific credit are not established, partial credit is appropriate.

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