Displacement happens in both gentrifying and non-gentrifying neighborhoods, a point I've tried to point out that in most areas of Cincinnati more people are displaced by their buildings becoming uninhabitable than by developers building somethingnew

I’ve been saying this for a while now but one of the best climate adaptation policy governments can adopt is just getting out of the way of private insurance. Let the markets do their thing and prices will signal to people when it’s time to leave.

Home insurance premium shooting up within less than a decade

www.nytimes.com/interactive/...

We should being back the Know-Nothing moniker for MAGA.

I’d be willing to wager the 37th is the only LD where Wilson outperforms Harrell with homeowners, too. Her best area with homeowners, at least.

Magnolia and Queen Anne are wayyyy bigger neighborhoods than Mt Baker and Seward Park.

I am playing through The Great Circle right now and am convinced this is the future of the franchise. It’s that good.

Yeah was gonna say! Good situational awareness by W and impressive speed by Al Zaidi, getting the second shoe off before getting bagged

Keep your eye on the race for the 32nd LD senate seat next year, and Ryu and Soloman’s maneuvering this session ahead of that. This is probably gonna be the highest profile left challenge against an incumbent in 2026.

Interesting to see how well Wilson performed in CID and Yesler Terrace!