Fair Housing
The purpose of the 'Section 8' Housing Choice Voucher Program in Maine is to:
AReserve housing for Section 8 holders only
BSubsidize rental housing for low-income families by paying a portion of the rent directly to landlords✓ Correct
CBuild new affordable housing developments
DProvide down payment assistance for low-income buyers
Explanation
The Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) program provides rental assistance to low-income families, paying a portion of market rent directly to landlords. Maine prohibits discrimination against voucher holders under source of income protections.
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