Lower housing costs by cutting government red tape.

Mike Flood · Nebraska · Republican

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Occurrences

The amendment includes several provisions introduced and backed by Congressman Flood and represents a bipartisan, bicameral effort to lower housing costs.

Flood backed housing legislation aimed at lowering housing costs.

What Rep. Flood is doing in Congress | Congressman Mike Flood
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The amendment includes several provisions introduced and backed by Congressman Flood and represents a bipartisan, bicameral effort to lower housing costs.

Flood backed housing legislation aimed at reducing housing costs.

Media | Congressman Mike Flood
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Housing & Insurance Chairman Flood Calls for Passage of Bipartisan Amendment to the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act. Flood said the amended text to the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act includes several of his bills and housing priorities and urged passage of the bipartisan amendment.

Flood urged passage of an amended federal housing bill containing his housing priorities, continuing his commitment to lower housing costs through housing-supply and regulatory reforms.

Housing & Insurance Chairman Flood Calls for Passage of Bipartisan Amendment to the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act
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Evidence

Flood and Rep. Maggie Goodlander introduced H.R. 9311, the bipartisan Build Housing Affordably Act, which the office says would give affordable-housing developers immediate relief from Build America, Buy America requirements that were freezing projects.

Concrete legislative action to remove federal compliance red tape that was delaying affordable housing projects.

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Congressman Mike Flood | Representing the 1st District of Nebraska
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Flood's office said the House-Senate agreement on the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act included provisions he introduced and backed, and described it as the first major housing legislation Congress has passed in decades.

Shows Flood helping advance a larger housing package with supply-side and regulatory changes, but not yet a completed delivery within the window.

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Congressman Mike Flood | Representing the 1st District of Nebraska
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Assessments

partial same_term A for effort

Flood took concrete federal legislative steps aimed at reducing housing-related government red tape, including introducing the bipartisan Build Housing Affordably Act and helping advance broader housing legislation containing provisions he introduced or backed. That shows meaningful action within his term and some candidate credit for materially advancing the policy approach. But the record here does not show that he fully delivered the promised outcome of lowering housing costs, only that he pursued and partially advanced deregulatory housing measures.

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