Collaborative Center for Justice

No-fault evictions devastate and destabilize our communities—especially working-class, immigrant, and Black and brown tenants.

Call Speaker of the House Matt Ritter at (860) 240-8489
Tell him to call HB 6880 for a vote in the House and end these unjust evictions.

Here’s an idea of what to say:

"Hi, this is [NAME], and I’m calling Speaker Ritter from [TOWN] to urge him to call an immediate House vote on HB 6889, which will stop profiteering corporate landlords who suddenly and drastically raise rents for whole complexes of tenants who have paid their rent on time and followed the rules and then evict them without them having done anything wrong. I am paying attention to Speaker Ritter's actions on Just Cause and expect a vote to be called. Thank you!"

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LOG MY CALL: Speaker Ritter, Pass HB 6889! No fault evictions devastate and destabilize our communities--and their negative impacts fall hardest on working-class, immigrant, and Black and brown tenants. No-fault evictions are often brought by new, corporate landlords who suddenly and drastically raise rents for whole complexes of tenants who...

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Governor Lamont continues to uphold strict fiscal “guardrails” that prevent real investments in public education, childcare, healthcare, and affordable housing. Meanwhile, billionaires and large corporations continue to avoid paying their fair share—and are poised to receive even more federal tax breaks.
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