Right to Repair Ballot Measure
Summary
Duluth voters approved a 'Right to Repair' measure for tenants, so renters can now fix things in their own apartments instead of waiting on landlords. It’s meant to cut hassle and delays for renters—and landlords aren’t happy about losing control.
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Impact analysis
Renters could save money and time on minor fixes, while landlords may face new costs or administrative headaches.
Renters win here—especially anyone tired of waiting weeks for a landlord to fix basic stuff.
Landlords aren’t thrilled—they may lose some control over repairs and take on new liability or compliance burdens.
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