No, this applies to groups that register voters and then apply for housing funds. Unusally non-profits such as churches or in some places tenant's rights groups. If a Habitat for Humanity chapter helped with a voter registration drive -- even if it were nonpartisan -- it would be ineligible for housing funds.
This will disproportionately affect organizatiions that offer a lot of services to the poor.
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Date: 2005-10-28 06:34 pm (UTC)This will disproportionately affect organizatiions that offer a lot of services to the poor.