HUD Budget Contains Major Funding Shortfalls: Congress Needs to Add $6.5 Billion to Administration’s Request to Avoid Cuts In Assistance for Low-Income Families
Preliminary Analysis of the HUD Provisions of the Omnibus Appropriations Bill for FY 2008
HUD Bill Avoids Deep Cuts in 2008: President’s Veto Threat Risks Loss of Housing Assistance for Low-Income Families
Housing Vouchers Could Be At Risk In 2008: Distribution Formula and Funding Level Are Key Issues
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Congress Should Increase HUD’s Budget to Prevent Families from Losing Assistance and Address Growing Needs
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The Effects of the Federal Budget Squeeze On Low-Income Housing Assistance
Fixing the Housing Voucher Formula: A No-Cost Way to Strengthen the "Section 8" Program
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President's 2007 Budget Renews Same Number Of Housing Vouchers Funded In 2006, But Many Local Programs Could Face Cuts Due to Flawed Funding Formula
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Initial Assessment President’s 2007 Budget: Impacts on Housing Voucher Program and Hurricane Recovery
High Stakes for the Housing Voucher Program in the 2006 Appropriations Bill
Press Release: HTM | PDF State Fact Sheets Summary Appendix: HTM | PDF, 2pp. National Summary Table, 3pp. Methodology, 13pp. NLHA Sign-on Letter, 2pp.HUD Data Show Housing Voucher Costs Leveled Off Starting In 2003 As Rental Market Cooled
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Administration Housing Proposal Lays Groundwork For Planned Funding Reductions
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Local Effects of Housing Voucher Funding Shortfalls
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Appropriations Shortfall Cuts Funding For 80,000 Housing Vouchers This Year: Congress Rejected Deeper Reduction Sought By Administration
Improvements to Appropriations Bills Needed to Protect Housing Vouchers in 2005
Funding Instability Threatens to Erode Business Community’s Confidence In The Housing Voucher Program
Local Consequences Of HUD's Fiscal Year 2004 Voucher Funding Policy
Press Release: HTML, PDF, 4pp.
Survey Results: HTML, PDF, 18pp.
Glossary of Terms: HTML, PDF, 4pp.
Further Action By HUD Needed to Halt Cuts In Housing Assistance for Low-income Families
Fact Sheet: HTML, PDF, 2pp.
The Myth of Spiraling Voucher Costs
Administration’s Budget Would Undermine Key “Asset-Building” Program For Lower-Income Working Families While Helping Wealthy Families Build Savings Through Expensive New Tax Breaks
Sources and Methods Used to Estimate Impact of Housing Voucher Proposals in Administration’s Fiscal Year 2005 Budget
Administration Seeks Deep Cuts In Housing Vouchers and Conversion of Program to a Block Grant
"Family Self-Sufficiency" Program Imperiled By HUD's Fiscal Year 2005 Budget Request
The Local Impact Of Proposed Cuts In Federal Housing Assistance
Press Release: HTML , -PDF, 3pp.
Methodology: PDF, 5pp.
Data by Public Housing Agency: HTML
Transcript: The Local Impact Of Proposed Cuts In Federal Housing Assistance, 19pp.
HUD’s Reliance on Rent Trends for High-End Apartments to Criticize the Housing Voucher Program is Mistaken
Passing the Buck: The Administration’s “Flexible Voucher Program” Would Compel Housing Agencies to Impose Deep Cuts In 2005 and Subsequent Years
Press Release: President’s Budget Would Slash Major Housing Program By 30 Percent By 2009
Fact Sheet: Administration Proposal Could Cause Loss of 250,000 Housing Vouchers in 2005
Nearly All Recent Section 8 Growth Results From Rising Housing Costs and Congressional Decisions To Serve More Needy Families
Omnibus Bill Appropriates Sufficient Funding To Renew Housing Vouchers: Impact of Some New Provisions Will Depend on Implementation by HUD
House-Senate Conference Committee Poised to Decide Fate of Housing Voucher Funding
Senate Committee Bill May Avert Cuts to Housing Vouchers Despite Inadequate Appropriation
Fact Sheet: Senate Bill May Avert Housing Voucher Cuts Despite Low Appropriation
New CBO Estimate Confirms Shortfall In Housing Voucher Funding
House Funding Level Would Lead To More Than 60,000 Fewer Families Receiving Housing Voucher Assistance
Over 60,000 Fewer Families Would Receive Housing Vouchers Under House Bill
Estimating The Shortfall In Requested Voucher Funding For Fiscal Year 2004
Funding Level Approved By House Subcommittee Would Reduce, But Not Eliminate, Shortfall In Housing Voucher Funding
New HUD Data Show Families Will Likely Lose Housing Vouchers If Congress Approves President's Budget Request
HUD Response To Center Report Fails To Refute Finding That Administration's Budget Request Would Result In Large Reduction In Number Of Low-Income Families With Housing Vouchers
Press Release: Housing Assistance To Be Eliminated For 184,000 Households Under Administration's Budget Request
President's Budget Requests Insufficient Funding For Housing Vouchers In 2004
Fact Sheet: President's Budget Cuts Housing Vouchers For Low-Income Families
Funding Level In House Budget Would Likely Lead To Cuts To Housing Assistance For Low-Income Families Considerably More Severe Than Those Proposed In The President's Budget
FACT SHEET: Senate's Approach to Funding Housing Voucher Program Superior to House's
Senate Housing Voucher Plan Would Protect Low-Income Families And Result in Sounder Program Budgeting
House Bill Would Cut 125,000 Vouchers for Low-income Families
House VA-HUD Appropriations Bill Would Jeopardize Access to Housing Vouchers for Low-Income Families
Funding New Welfare-to-Work Housing Vouchers Should Be a Priority For Fiscal Year 2003
Relieving The Recession: Nineteen Ways States Can Assist Low-Income Families During the Downturn