Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren on Monday vowed to protect the ...
- Democratic presidential hopeful Elizabeth Warren on Monday vowed to protect the country’s 43 million renter households, releasing a plan that would help tenants fight eviction, afford their homes and retain lawyers in housing courts.
Warren, whose campaign has become known for its lengthy white papers on everything from housing to healthcare to climate change, is near the top of the Democratic field, according to public polling. There are 18 Democrats vying for their party’s nomination to take on President Donald Trump in the November 2020 election.
Warren said she would establish a new “tenant protection bureau” within the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development modeled after the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which began as her brainchild after the 2008 financial crash. The new agency would enforce tenants’ rights and go after bad landlords.
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