“Affordable Housing” is Part of a Series of Digital Ads from the Lisa Blunt Rochester Campaign
Wilmington, Del. — Yesterday, Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester released a new digital ad putting her plan for affordable housing front and center. “Affordable Housing” is part of a series of digital ads targeting voters throughout the state of Delaware. The campaign’s new ad highlights the work the Congresswoman will continue to do in the Senate to make housing more affordable for Delawareans and Americans.
| You can watch the full ad here. |
“Throughout my time in Congress, and now, traveling up and down the state, I hear from so many Delawareans about the impact of high housing costs and rising rent. It’s an added burden for our families, seniors, and neighbors, who are trying to make ends meet. I’m proud of the progress we’ve made, but there’s more work ahead. That’s work I will strive to get done in the Senate,” Blunt Rochester said. “I’m dedicated to working across the aisle to find practical solutions because housing is more than just a roof over our heads — it’s about building strong and safe communities, connecting folks to job opportunities, and creating a better future for everyone.”
Transcript of “Affordable Housing”:
Person 1:
The cost of housing is out of control and the rent is too damn high.
Person 2:
Home ownership is out of reach for so many people.
Person 3:
For people just like me.
Person 4:
Lisa’s got a plan for affordable housing.
Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester:
Housing is about dignity and worth and building generational wealth for our families.
Person 4:
Her plan calls for more affordable housing in all communities and for down payment assistance. That’s huge.
Person 1:
Lisa delivers. She’s our next senator.
Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester:
I’m Lisa Blunt Rochester, and I approve this message.
The ad release comes on the heels of the Congresswoman’s comprehensive plan to grow the middle class. The plan — which included a focus on driving down the cost of housing — was released this summer and was heralded by WRDE as an “ambitious plan to address rising costs.”