We wanted to know where the candidates stood on this important issue of affordable house and rent control, so we asked each of the nine candidates how they would work to address it if elected.
, more than 19% percent of the people who responded said it was the biggest issue facing Jacksonville right now. It came in second, following crime.,
: “I think the way you start looking at is we have to look at the incentives that we give, the tax breaks that we give to those who come into the area and purchase homes. And they take the incentives but don’t do anything to create wage living wage jobs. ... Absolutely [I would be in favor of rent control].
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