Is California’s Narrow Homelessness Vote The Beginning Of The End Of ‘Housing First’?
The Federalist - 2024-04-30T10:51:08.000Z

Proposition One garnered a nail-bitingly close victory, but the slim margin signals the tide is turning against a failed housing policy.

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