Josh Stein: “In May, I signed an executive order that aims to…”

Asserts a projected housing shortage of 750,000 homes in North Carolina by 2029.05:31-05:38

Asserts that North Carolina is the top state for domestic migration.05:41-05:46

Asserts a projected housing shortage of 110,000 units in Wake County.05:49-05:56

Asserts the current and future income tax rates in North Carolina.16:43-16:54

Asserts that Promise 25 will provide 25 affordable housing units in Raleigh.04:26-04:35

Asserts that Raleigh has implemented measures to facilitate housing construction.06:14-06:21

Asserts that Raleigh expanded ADU use to increase housing density.06:39-06:47

Asserts signing legislation to remove parking minimums and expand ADUs statewide.07:08-07:16

Asserts the executive order centralizes housing strategy and prioritizes supply, affordability, access, and resilience.08:01-08:16

Asserts that 25 more families in Raleigh will have affordable housing.09:29-09:39

Asserts that market-based evaluations do not necessarily mean increased rates.13:13-13:20

Asserts that the IRS will not enforce federal sanctions against farmers.15:05-15:12

Asserts that the legislature is reconvening to address the gas tax.15:22-15:28

Asserts that he requested legislative support for a worker family tax cut.15:30-15:35

Asserts that a constitutional amendment protects millionaires and shifts the burden to sales tax.17:16-17:28

Asserts that the state constitution requires a balanced budget.17:22-17:26

Asserts the importance of protecting the Department of Transportation's work while providing gas tax relief.18:09-18:20

Josh Stein: “In May, I signed an executive order that aims to increase housing opportunities and affordability across North…”