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Supports legislation for a real estate tax exemption for sales of property designated as affordable housing.

- Supports legislation for a real estate tax exemption for sales of property designated as affordable housing.

Economy

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Supports the state's goal of halving carbon emissions by 2040 and is optimistic about enacting green fuel policies through the bipartisan Hydrogen Caucus.

Supports the state's goal of halving carbon emissions by 2040.

Supports state-level action to address high environmental health risks, including air and noise pollution, in the 11th district.

Supports legislation requiring building owners to ensure their properties meet green energy performance standards.

- Supports the state's goal of halving carbon emissions by 2040.
- Supports state-level action to address high environmental health risks, including air and noise pollution, in the 11th district.
- Supports legislation requiring building owners to ensure their properties meet green energy performance standards.

Energy & the Environment

As of October 7, 2024, David Hackney’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Healthcare

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Supports gun control and banning high-capacity magazines to reduce preventable violence.

Supports police and criminal justice reforms.

- Supports gun control and banning high-capacity magazines to reduce preventable violence.
- Supports police and criminal justice reforms.

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David Hackney

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