I believe that we need to continue to promote the Direct File program and expand and permanently reauthorize it.
Steven Horsford
The Public Record
Steven Alexzander Horsford is an American politician serving as the U.S. Representative for Nevada's 4th congressional district since 2013, with a break from 2015 to 2019. He is a member of the Democratic Party. During his time in office, Horsford has focused on issues such as healthcare, education, and economic development, advocating for policies that benefit working families in Nevada. He has also been involved in efforts to address gun violence and improve infrastructure in his district.
Housing remains the number-one issue in my district that I hear about from my constituents.
It is clear that it is not just diversity, but it is also inclusion, and it must be improved.
I think that there is a lot of hypocrisy, in my opinion, Mr. Chairman, here of Republicans being outraged by sexual harassment.
I applaud President Biden for putting a critical eye on identifying a person with the experience and background.
I just ask you, out of respect for my constituents, to prioritize my legislation and that of my colleagues dealing with housing affordability.
Out-of-State corporate investors are preying on the most vulnerable among us, and we need broad Federal legislation to address the issue.
The reality for our communities is a stark one. As this article points out, displacement is the norm in our communities.
Everyday Nevadans are in the fight of their lives, and unfortunately, they are up against some of the wealthiest and most-sophisticated investors in the country.
These are real challenges that demand real solutions, and yet, my colleagues across the aisle have none.
Unfortunately, we are here relitigating the same arguments over an unrelatable SEC rulemaking when we should be working on the issues that actually matter to our constituents.
I am disappointed that the SEC, under immense pressure from MAGA and their corporate donors, didn't muster the political courage to adopt a bolder rule.
When we are participating in any of these international agreements, specifically around capital requirements, we must be conscious of the unintended impacts to segments of our population who have been traditionally excluded from the…
The consequences of climate change will not be borne equally across the socioeconomic ladder.
Our nation is certainly not stronger because of their continued criticism of the United Nations.
The U.S. banking system is not only the powerhouse of our economy, creating jobs and opportunities across the country, but it is also the envy of the world, drawing capital from across the globe.
Yesterday I was with the President in my district talking about housing and the importance of addressing housing affordability and lowering the cost, both for rent as well as the ability towards pursuing homeownership.
So, we need to make sure we are really supporting our Housing Choice Voucher Program so that we can make sure borrowers with the lowest incomes get the ability to safely live in decent.
That is why I introduced, last year, the bipartisan and bicameral Housing Oversight and Mitigating Exploitation (HOME) Act, to actually empower HUD to gather this data needed to understand the severity of our housing shortage and to…
It is information that we do not know about these institutional investors. It is why I think it is important that HUD be able to collect the necessary data on the housing market to get a more accurate picture.
Because we would build equity, which helps build wealth, for those individuals.





