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Draft a member alert about how federal housing cuts would hit Ohio's 11th district specifically. Use real numbers from the records, name the district's current U.S. representative only if you find them in the records, and never leave a placeholder for a name.
MEMBER ALERT Federal Housing Cuts Would Hit Ohio's 11th District Hardest in the State
The 11th Congressional District stands alone among Ohio's 15 districts on nearly every measure that determines whether a family can keep a roof overhead. Federal housing cuts would land here with more force than anywhere else in Ohio.
By the numbers (ACS 2024 / HUD FY2026):
- Median household income: $53,094 — the *lowest* of any Ohio district, sitting just $3,694 above HUD's "very low income" line of $49,400 (50% AMI) for a 4-person family
- Poverty rate: 21.6% — the highest in Ohio, putting roughly 167,000 residents below the poverty line
- SNAP participation: 21.9% of households — the highest in the state, meaning roughly 88,800 households rely on food assistance to make ends meet
- Unemployment: 8.4% — the highest in Ohio, more than double the lowest district's rate of 3.5%
- Median home value: $151,700 — the lowest in Ohio, reflecting decades of disinvestment
- 405,638 households — the largest household count of any Ohio district, so cuts reach more families here than almost anywhere else in the state
What the housing math actually looks like:
A 2-bedroom apartment at HUD's Fair Market Rent in Cuyahoga County costs $1,279/month ($15,348/year). For a household earning the district's median income of $53,094, that's already 28.9% of gross income going to rent alone — sitting right on the federal "cost-burdened" line of 30%.
For the many district households at or below HUD's "very low income" threshold ($49,400 for a 4-person family), that same apartment consumes over 31% of income before counting utilities, food, transportation, or medical care. Cuts to HUD-assisted housing, public housing capital funds, or homelessness programs would erase the only path to stable shelter these families have.
The stakes for the 11th District:
With 405,638 households — more than any other Ohio district — even a modest cut to federal rental assistance or public housing funding would push more Ohio families into housing instability here than in any other corner of the state.
Take action:
Tell your representative: No cuts to HUD. No cuts to affordable housing. Ohio's 11th District cannot absorb them.
Demand they oppose any reduction to housing assistance and protect the programs that hundreds of thousands of your neighbors depend on to stay housed.
*Sources: U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey 2024 (5-year estimates); HUD Income Limits 2025–2026; HUD Fair Market Rents FY2026, Cuyahoga County. Note: FMR data is published for Cuyahoga County, the population center of the 11th District; the records do not provide FMR figures for every county in the district.*
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