Will OR's rent control bill help people afford to live in C.O.?

Asked by KTVZ

709 Votes

Will OR's rent control bill help people afford to live in C.O.?

18%

Yes Yes

82%

No No

18%

Yes

It'll help people who can't afford their own homes

It'll help people who can't afford their own homes Show Less

2 Comments

JohnWayne Kenneth Pool

I don't support the limitations on no-cause evictions this bill has, but I like the rent increase cap.

Jean Bouche

About time renters had some control over landlords! Landlords have always had the upper hand

82%

No

It won't create more affordable housing, so it won't fix the root of the problem.

It won't create more affordable housing, so it won't fix the root of the problem. Show Less

6 Comments

Pam W

Not now that the rent is out of reach for many. 2 yrs ago a single person making $10.50 an hour could find a place for $600 a mo. Now making $12.50 hard to find a place affordable even at $900 a mo.

Leslie Ann

The rent would NOT LOWER ENOUGH for those who need cost affected living. $1200 - $1500 a month rent is still way high for seniors and low income rentals. It should be $700 - $900 MAX. AND not be raise

Teresa Rodriguez

Watch all of the landlords put their rentals up for sale because tenants and squatters have more rights than the property owner

Richard Dillard

this may decrease the amount of affordable housing by causing owners withdraw from the rental market. It is only a small amount of owners that increase rents drastically.

Doug Leeds

This will cause less affordable housing to be available and likely encourage many landlords to stop renting.

John Philo

Deposits will go up dramatically and fewer properties will be available. Enjoy!

Do you have your real ID or an appointment scheduled to get one?

Asked by KTVZ

143 Votes

Do you have your real ID or an appointment scheduled to get one?

55%

Yes Yes

45%

No No

55%

Yes

1 Comment

Anne King

I got the passport card instead - online, no waiting in line.

45%

No

1 Comment

Jeff Sanders

It's bs. I have an id.

Do you think this suspect should be allowed to keep his dogs as his case unfolds?

Asked by KTVZ

170 Votes

Do you think this suspect should be allowed to keep his dogs as his case unfolds?

6%

Yes Yes

94%

No No

6%

Yes

0 Comment

No one has commented yet

94%

No

2 Comments

d p

Are you Fing kidding?

k san

Exactly! This awful man should never be allowed to own animals for the rest of his life! Once an abuser, always an abuser. No matter that he is a vet. It doesn't excuse this abusive behavior, especially over tiny dogs!

Lisa York

I don't think he should get his dogs back until a psych eval is done and he's deemed ok to own an animal. I also think that your reporter's continued hounding of him for an interview after he clearly declined was appropriate or professional.

KTVZ

Will OR's rent control bill help people afford to live in C.O.?

18% Yes Yes

82% No No

18% Yes

82% No

Do you have your real ID or an appointment scheduled to get one?

55% Yes Yes

45% No No

55% Yes

45% No

Do you think this suspect should be allowed to keep his dogs as his case unfolds?

6% Yes Yes

94% No No

6% Yes

94% No

18%

Yes Yes

82%

No No

18%

Yes

82%

No

55%

Yes Yes

45%

No No

55%

Yes

45%

No

6%

Yes Yes

94%

No No

6%

Yes

94%

No