Policy Tracker Changelog

Brief dated notes of changes to the policy tracker and data.

2026-09-10 (September 2 final revision)

GA HB 1607 reclassified; NC and MI each gain a new enacted KISS bill

Source: AEI 2026 State Housing Supply Legislation Update 9.2.2026, accepted revision (archived as v14; as of September 2, 2026). Corrects and extends the v12 accepted version.

GA HB 1607 (Georgia First-Time Homebuyer’s Savings Account Act) reclassified from KISS to No Alignment — it is a tax-advantaged savings account, not a deregulatory reform, per its own analysis file.
NC HB 162 added: new KISS bill, enacted (S.L. 2026-39) — prohibits local off-street parking-space minimums and oversized-space mandates.
MI HB 5570 / HB 5571 added: new KISS bill, enacted (Public Acts 28 & 29 of 2026) — legalizes single-stair apartment buildings up to 4 stories.
NC SB 445 summary expanded with its vested-rights (2 → 5 years), fee-transparency, and manufactured-home-definition provisions; status and projected impact (5,809 homes/year) unchanged.
Scorecard: tracked bills 262 → 264 (316 → 319 including twins); KISS-only bills 125 → 126; no-alignment bills 74 → 75. Headline total unaffected — none of the four bills carry a quantified homes estimate.

2026-09-04 (September 2 v12 update)

Sessions closed across CA, MA and NC; headline falls to 250,704 homes/year

Source: AEI 2026 State Housing Supply Legislation Update 9.2.2026 v12 (as of September 2, 2026). Covers everything since the v6 entry below — v7, v9, v10, v11 and v12 were exported but never carried into this changelog.

Headline

Counted supply addition 297,333 → 250,704 homes/year; the ADU-only share within it 146,482 → 141,420.
Scorecard: 41 state legislatures / 125 bills tracked (was 38 / 115). Playbook-aligned 29 states / 63 bills (was 30 / 62). States with active, passed or enacted Playbook bills 25 → 21.
New scorecard row: 7 states have enacted bills aligned with Playbook Options #1–3.
Tracked bills 315 → 316 across 44 states.

Sessions adjourned — bills moved to Failed

North Carolina (sine die 12/18, verified against the legislature’s own record): 18 entries moved Pending/Not Yet Introduced → Failed, including SB 495, SB 736, SB 499, SB 688, SB 1055 and the unintroduced Starter Home Bill and Approvals and Inspections drafts.
Massachusetts (formal sessions ended 7/31 under Joint Rule 12A — after it a single member’s objection blocks passage, so pending bills are counted as failed): H.1482, H.1572, H4699, S.2836, S.969, S2647 → Failed.
California: SB 908, SB 1014, SB 1116, SB 1117 and AB 956 → Passed Legislature (awaiting the governor); AB 1070, AB 1294, AB 1406, AB 2074 and SB 1216 → Failed. CA moves out of the pending group and into “awaiting the governor’s signature” (2 bills, 96,000 homes/year).
Vermont ROOT Act → Failed.
The document now carries a 2026 session adjournment table in its methodology notes, with verified sine die dates flagged where they differ from NCSL’s.

Bills

Added MA Question 7 — Option #1, Pending, 1,565 homes/year. A qualified November 3, 2026 ballot initiative, tracked as production legislation rather than exploratory work; its ballot posture is carried in the entry’s prose, not as a new status term. Gained its official mass.gov petition link in v12.
IA SF 2618 → HF 2618 (bill number corrected; KISS, Failed).
MD HB 239 / SB 036: 5,800 → 5,400 homes/year.
KY HB 617: share of the Playbook option 128% → 109%. ME LD 2173: 111% → 113%. VA SB 454: now stated at 35% (was blank).
GA HB 400 bill link repointed to the current legislation document.

Text

DE HS 1 for HB 450 summary: “impact-fee form” → “impact-fee reform”.
GA HB 812 summary: “soil-erosion states” → “soil-erosion statutes”.
Tracker header now reads “Updated September 2026” (was June 2026).

2026-08-23 (August 17 v6 update)

North Carolina SB 445 sized against the enacted law and promoted into the counted headline

Source: AEI 2026 State Housing Supply Legislation Update 8.17.2026 v6 · redline

NC SB 445 (Session Law 2026-59)

Enacted 8/11/2026. Sized at 5,809 homes/year — ADU 4,298 (Option #2) + residential-in-commercial redevelopment 1,511 (Option #3). Moves from the unquantified/“Difficult to assess” group to a quantified row (alignment Moderate).
Thresholds corrected to the enacted text (the earlier write-up used the engrossed draft): residential-in-commercial applies to cities ≥ 80,000 in counties ≥ 1,000,000 — only Charlotte, Raleigh, and Cary — up from 50,000 / 275,000; the ADU mandate gains a coastal-area exclusion (G.S. 113A-103), dropping Wilmington and Jacksonville. LUV fell from ~3,244 (a dozen cities) to 1,511; ADU from 4,524 to 4,298.

De-duplication at the headline (SB 495 and SB 736)

SB 445’s ADU (4,298, cities ≥ 50k outside the coastal area) is a subset of the statewide ADU that the still-pending SB 495 and SB 736 each also propose. To avoid counting those homes twice, they are netted out of the headline — only at the headline. Both bills keep their full numbers (SB 495 = 9,360, SB 736 = 12,150), each is flagged with a dagger and a footnote, and each carries a new homes_counted_elsewhere = 4,298 in the data.
The flag is a mechanism, not a hand-edit: the doc headline, audit_document.R, and scorecard_workbook.py all subtract it, so all three reconcile and the de-dup can’t be silently dropped. The SB 495 ↔︎ SB 736 mutual overlap (both cover the smaller/coastal cities) is left in, per the document’s existing “not de-duplicated” footnote — neither is enacted.

MI HB 5529

bill_link was a stray description (“500 square feet in areas served by public water and sewer statewide.”); corrected to the bill’s URL.

Scale (v6 vs the v5 line)

Total projected homes/year: 300,120 → 297,333 (+5,809 SB 445; −8,596 for the SB 495 and SB 736 overlap with SB 445, 4,298 each)
Enacted states 6 → 7 (North Carolina joins); enacted bills 8 → 9; enacted homes/year 66,800 → 72,609
Pending homes/year 233,320 → 224,724; ADU-only total 150,780 → 146,482 (SB 495 only); all bills incl. failed 563,665 → 560,878
Enacted-row small print updated for NC’s addition (attributable delta applied to the document’s own figures).

The 300,120 base reflects the v4/v5 reconciliation (see the v4 redline); the last deployed hero was 304,770 (v1).

2026-08-17 (August 17 v1 update)

Legislative status reconciliation, a North Carolina re-estimate, and two stale-percentage fixes

Source: AEI 2026 State Housing Supply Legislation Update 8.17.2026 v1

Scale

Total projected homes/year: 299,140 → 304,770 (hero rounds to 305,000/year)
States with live aligned bills: 16 → 17 (Maryland joins); enacted states 5 → 6
Enacted homes/year: 63,880 → 66,800; pending 235,260 → 237,970; failed 246,495 → 244,165

Status corrections (25 bills, verified against primary state sources)

Enacted, previously pending: DE HB 450 (as HS 1, Vol. 85 Ch. 344), DE SB 23 (as SS 2), ME LD 128 (Ch. 554), ME LD 161, NC SB 445 (S.L. 2026-59), RI H 8005 (as Sub A), WA HB 1859 (Ch. 2), HB 2228 (Ch. 4), HB 2304 (Ch. 7), SB 5156 (Ch. 145), FL HB 1389 (Ch. 2026-179), FL HB 399 (Ch. 2026-7)
Enacted, previously awaiting governor: MD HB 548 / SB 325 (Ch. 591 / 590), MD SB 829 / HB 1137 (Ch. 725 / 726, provisions still stripped)
Failed, previously pending: CO HB26-1119, FL SB 354 / HB 299, NH SB 435, NH HB 1357
MD SB 389 → HB 894: SB 389 died in conference, but companion HB 894 carries the same title and became Chapter 592. 2,920 homes/year moves from the failed column to enacted; the pair is untwinned so is_dead alone dedupes. The methodology note explaining that figure moved with it — notes are attributed by the bill their heading names, so it would otherwise have been orphaned against a bill number no longer on the tracker
Twin splits: FL SB 1548 / HB 1389 and FL SB 208 / HB 399 diverged — the Senate bills were laid on the table after the House versions passed, so each row now follows the enacted House bill

Entries that no longer described their bill

CA AB 1294, SB 908, SB 1216: all three gutted and amended, now a welfare-exemption tax bill, a windows bill, and a Budget Act appropriation. AB 1294 and SB 908 move KISS → No Alignment
HI SB 2607: wrong bill number — SB 2607 is landscape architect licensure; the inclusionary-zoning exemption is SB 2190, already its own row
MA S.964 / H.1542 → S2647 / H4699: both original bills accompanied new drafts and are inactive; the entry now carries the successor numbers and links to S2647
VA HB 418: incorporated into HB 655, which passed. HB 418 remains its own enacted entry, as does the HB 655 / SB 346 pair; all three are KISS and carry no projection, so there is no homes double-count, but Virginia does show three enacted KISS bills for what is one policy

Estimates

NC SB 736 / SB 1055: Option #1 re-estimated on the general 8 units/acre reading — the density floor applies to all residentially zoned land in jurisdictions over 10,000, not just within a half mile of transit. 80 → 2,790 homes/year; bill total 9,440 → 12,150. Option #2 (statewide ADU mandate) unchanged at 9,360. The methodology note was corrected on 8/18: an earlier draft described § 160D-917.2(a)’s lot-size clause as barring lots larger than a quarter acre, which is backwards. The clause is a floor under lot size; modelling the density clause as the binding one is a choice about which clause governs, and the note now says so
IA SF 2442: quantified for the first time — 590 homes/year (Option #1 520, Option #2 70), 13% of Iowa’s Playbook Options #1–3 total, Weak. Methodology note added: the bill reaches unincorporated county land only, sets no minimum lot size (13 homes/acre assumed for Option #1), and is modelled at the standard 8-unit light-touch ceiling rather than the 12 units it allows
CT SB 151: homes were right (1,120) but both percentages were computed against roughly 1,300 and never revised. Increase over 2010–2023 20% → 17%; share of Playbook option total 24% → 21%. Ranking stays Moderate

Notes

The “% increase over 2010–2023” column is acs_annual_count_2010_2023 from the Playbook master data; it reproduces 22 of 24 published percentages, and NC’s 63,927 reproduces the previously published 15%
Scorecard cells were changed only where index.qmd’s own computation reproduces the v4 published value exactly (hero total, enacted row, both passed rows, pending homes). The KISS, no-alignment and bills-tracked rows use a different, partly manual basis and were left as they were

2026-07-18 (June 29 v4 update)

Updated to the June 29, 2026 (v4) source document; 13 new states added

Source: AEI 2026 State Housing Supply Legislation Update 6.29.2026 v4

Scale

Total projected homes/year: 279,820 → 299,140 (hero rounds to 299,000/year)
States tracked: 31 → 44; aligned + active states: 14 → 16

New states (13)

Added Alabama, Delaware, Georgia, Iowa, Louisiana, Mississippi, Ohio, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, South Dakota, Tennessee, Wisconsin
New quantified bills: DE SB 87 (1,200/yr, Option #2 ADU, pending), OH HB 361 (8,200/yr, Option #1, pending), GA HB 1166 (10,500/yr, failed), TN SB 2131/HB 2031 (4,700/yr, failed), WI SB 247/SB 473 (2,030/yr each, failed)

New bills in existing states

Minnesota: added SF 2286/HF 2018 (9,100, Option #3), HF 1987 (7,750, Options #1-2), SF 2231/HF 2140 (5,160, Options #1-2), plus KISS/No-Alignment bills; HF 3895 now paired with SF 4123; previously redacted methodology note now disclosed
North Carolina: added HB 1056 (14,200, Option #3 — counterpart to SB 499, counted once), SB 736/SB 1055 (9,440, Options #1-2), SB 688 (480, Option #1), plus Narrow/No-Alignment bills; SB 495 now paired with HB 627

Reclassifications & fixes

CA SB 1116: No Alignment → Narrow Applicability (Option #2, not yet quantified)
MA S.969 / H.1482: No Alignment → KISS
PA “Building More Homes Near Transit Stops”: No Alignment → Narrow (Option #3)
PA HB 2815 → HB 2185 (bill-number correction)
MD SB 006/036: % increase over 2010-2023 corrected 29% → 27%
VA SB 454: Playbook % blanked (matches v4)

Removed (dropped from v4)

PA “Senate Co-Sponsor Memo – Residential Redevelopment”, VA SB 367, WV SB 659

Other

Contributor acknowledgments expanded (added Henry Honorof; and sources Housing Affordability Institute, State Policy Network, Center for Building)
PDF report links updated to the June 29 v4 PDF
“Updated June 2026” retained (source document dated June 29, 2026)

2026-06-03 (June 2026 update)

Updated to the June 2, 2026 source document; scorecard split into stacked State and Bill rows

Source: AEI 2026 State Housing Supply Legislation Update 6.2.26 Final

Scorecard

The “2026 Scorecard” is now two stacked rows — States (unchanged counts) on top and a new Bills row below — mirroring the source document’s new # States / # Bills columns. Bill counts are derived from the data, counting individual bills (primary twins). The State and Bill KISS chips use different definitions by design (States = states whose only Playbook-relevant bills are KISS; Bills = every KISS-aligned bill), matching the doc.

Data

Hawaii HB 1725 (Building Code Update Cycle): No Alignment → KISS (per the 6.2 doc).
New York S.852 (Homebuyer Renovation Property Tax Exemption Act): corrected No Alignment → KISS to match the source document’s listing.
Utah HB 184: confirmed FAILED (failed in the House); already reflected in the data.
Hero total unchanged (279,820 homes/year); “Updated June 2026”.

2026-05-27 (May 2026 Final)

Major update: 14 aligned states, 279,820 homes/year (up from 172,700)

Source: AEI 2026 State Housing Supply Legislation Update 5.27.26 Final

Bills enacted since last update

Colorado HB26-1001 (HOME Act): Signed by the governor 3/25/2026
Florida SB 686: Agricultural enclaves signed by the governor 4/21/2026
Maine LD 2173: Minimum lot size reform signed by the governor 4/16/2026 (1,220 homes)
Indiana HB 1001: Signed by the Governor 3/4/2026 (KISS only; all Playbook provisions stripped)
Nebraska LB 441: Virtual inspections signed by the governor 2/25/2026
Virginia HB 888, HB 655/SB 346, HB 1279/SB 388, HB 1212: Signed by the governor
Wyoming HB 2: Fast Track Permits signed by the governor 3/5/2026
Idaho HB 706, HB 800: KISS bills signed by the governor

Bills passed legislature (awaiting governor)

Maryland HB 548/SB 325: Housing Certainty Act (KISS)
Maryland SB 829/HB 1137: Bring Back Main Street Act (study only; Playbook provisions stripped)

Bills failed since last update

Colorado HB26-1114 (13,000 homes) and HB26-1308 (2,550 homes): Senate committee postponed indefinitely
Connecticut SB 151 (1,120 homes): Died at end of session
Hawaii HB 1734/SB 2423 (4,000 homes): Recommitted, failed to advance
Kentucky: All bills failed on final day of session — HB 617 (6,660), HB 205 (1,300), HB 203 (1,480), HB 204 (240), HB 530, HB 618, SB 9
Maryland: SB 389/HB 894 (2,920), HB 1538 (10,500), HB 778 (3,000), HB 1175
Nebraska: LB 1041 (540), LB 1094, LB 861 indefinitely postponed
Virginia HB 611 (12,000 homes): Companion to enacted SB 531, continued to 2027
West Virginia: All bills failed — HB 4711 (40), HB 4732 (10), HB 4702, HB 4731
Idaho: HB 802 (3,000), HB 801, SB 1353 (350) failed
Utah HB 184: Failed in the House
Various KISS/No Alignment bills across HI, NM, WY, VA

Major projection changes

CA AB 956: Now quantified at 96,000 homes (was unquantified)
FL SB 048/HB 313: 3,580 → 31,100 homes
IL SB 3726: 1,090 → 13,700 homes; SB 4060: 16,800 → 27,000 homes
MD HB 1538: 560 → 10,500 homes
MI HB 5585: 1,100 → 6,000 homes
NJ S1786: 130 → 8,240 homes
NC SB 495: 2,300 → 9,360 homes
VA SB 531/HB 611: 1,280 → 12,000 homes
WA HB 1345: 180 → 3,300 homes
Per-option breakdowns (Option #1/#2/#3) added for all quantified bills

Alignment changes

MD SB 829/HB 1137: Option #3 (7,100 homes) → KISS (study only, provisions stripped)
~30 bills reclassified from No Alignment to KISS
CA AB 956: No Alignment → Substantial (now quantified)
VA HB 1212: No Alignment → Narrow Applicability (Options #1-2, enacted)

New bills added

FL: HB 691, HB 299, HB 1389, HB 399 (twins of existing bills)
KY SB 9 (KISS, failed)
MD HB 894 (twin of SB 389)
NC Approvals and Inspections (KISS)
NJ S3410, NY S.9270, PA HB 2192, VT H.775 (No Alignment)

Other changes

MD SB 006 renamed to SB 036 (bill number correction)
Idaho Middle Housing placeholder removed (never introduced)
New twin pairs: FL SB 686/HB 691, FL SB 354/HB 299, FL SB 1548/HB 1389, FL SB 208/HB 399, MD SB 389/HB 894, WA HB 1859/SB 5885, WA HB 2228/SB 6001

2026-04-15 (v20/Final update)

Kansas signed, New Mexico and Virginia bills failed

Bills signed into law

Kansas SB 418: Signed by the governor (April 7, 2026). Enrolled version narrows scope: minimum lot size of 3,000 sq.ft. for homes under 2,500 sq.ft. living area (was 3,000 sq.ft.)
Virginia SB 531: Signed by the governor (ADU legalization)

Number changes

Kansas SB 418: 6,500 → 4,900 homes, alignment Complete → Substantial, Options #1-3 → Options #1-2 (enrolled version removes Option #3 provisions, narrows living area threshold from 3,000 to 2,500 sq.ft.)

Status changes

Colorado HB26-1114: Passed the House, under consideration in the Senate
New Mexico SB 131: Failed to advance (3,000 homes)
New Mexico HB 138: Failed to advance (2,600 homes)
New Mexico HB 17: Failed to advance (430 homes)
Virginia HB 816: Failed in the Virginia Senate (6,975 homes)
Virginia SB 454: Failed in the Virginia House (3,220 homes)

Data fixes

Removed duplicate Arizona SB 1450 row

2026-04-06

Bills signed into law

Idaho SB 1352: Signed by the governor (minimum lot size reform)
Idaho SB 1354: Signed by the governor (ADU framework)
Idaho HB 800: Signed by the governor (manufactured housing)
Washington SB 6026 / HB 2480: Signed by the Governor (residential in commercial zones, 37,300 homes)
Washington HB 1345: Signed by the Governor (voluntary ADUs outside UGAs, 180 homes)
Washington HB 2418: Signed by the Governor (permit review streamlining, KISS)
Washington HB 2266 / S6069: Signed by the Governor (transitional/supportive housing)
Washington SB 6237: Signed by the Governor (flood disclosure)
Washington SB 6027: Signed by the Governor (affordable housing funding)
Washington HB 1974: Signed by the Governor (land banking authorities)

Bills passed, awaiting governor

Idaho HB 706: Passed both chambers, awaiting governor’s signature (single stairway)

Status changes

Idaho SB 1353: Turned down in the House Business Committee (removed from quantified table, 350 homes retained in total per source document)

New bills added (7)

Washington: HB 1345 (180 homes, Option #2, Weak), HB 2418 (KISS), SB 6237 (No Alignment), SB 6027 (No Alignment), HB 1974 (No Alignment)
Arizona: SB 1450 (No Alignment)
Massachusetts: H.1572 (twin of S.2836, 10,900 homes)

Twin bill updates

Massachusetts S.2836 / H.1572: Now paired as twins

2026-04-03 (v19 update)

Updated from v19 document (April 3, 2026)

Status updates

Idaho SB 1352: Passed House and Senate, awaiting governor’s signature
Idaho SB 1353: Engrossed, passed Idaho Senate (now only applies to cities with populations above 10,000)
Washington added to Kudos list (37,300 homes/year, 100% of Playbook Option #3)
Washington and Idaho now listed as “passed” states in scorecard

2026-04-02 (v18 update)

Number changes

Washington SB 6026 / HB 2480: 36,900 → 37,300 homes, alignment Substantial → Complete
Idaho SB 1353: 500 → 350 homes (bill scope narrowed to cities >10,000 pop)

Status changes

Minnesota HF 3895: now dead (failed to advance in committee 4/2)

Alignment changes

Arizona SB 1619: demoted to Narrow Applicability (“Too Much Local Discretion”), removed from quantified table
Arizona Freedom Zones: ranking corrected to Narrow Applicability (partial alignment table)
New Jersey S1810: playbook alignment Option #3 → Option #2

New bills added (12)

Arizona: Exactions (No Alignment)
Colorado: HB26-1119 (No Alignment), Publicly Funded Inclusionary Zoning (No Alignment)
Massachusetts: S.969/H.1482 (No Alignment), S.964/H.1542 (No Alignment)
Rhode Island: H 8142 (No Alignment), S 2268 (No Alignment)
Virginia: SB 367, SB 388 (No Alignment)
West Virginia: SB 659 (KISS)

2026-04-02

Dead bills now excluded from totals

Dead/failed bills are now filtered out of projection totals but remain visible in the tracker with status notes. This removes approximately 103,000 homes/year from the total:

Florida: SB 948/HB 1143 (80,100), SB 1342 (13,500), SB 048/HB 313 (3,580)
Maryland: HB 239/SB 006 (5,800)

Total now reflects only pending and passed legislation.

2026-03-31

New States Added (7)

Arizona: SB 1619 (220 homes), Freedom Zones pending, HB 2588/SB 1431 (KISS)
California: 10 bills (not yet quantified)
Maine: LD 2173 (1,200 homes Complete), LD 1926 (Narrow), 4 No Alignment
New Jersey: S1786 (130 homes Weak), Stranded Assets/S1810 (Narrow), S3718 (KISS), 2 No Alignment
New York: S.3545 (KISS), 7 No Alignment
Pennsylvania: HB 2815 (5,680 homes), HB 2186 (390 homes), 4 KISS memos, 3 No Alignment
Vermont: ROOT Act (KISS), 2 No Alignment

Dead Bills (still tracked but noted)

Florida SB 948 / HB 1143: Died 3/27 (80,100 homes)
Florida SB 1342: Died 3/30 (13,500 homes)
Florida SB 048 / HB 313: Died 3/30 (3,580 homes)
Maryland HB 239 / SB 006: Dead 3/30 (5,800 homes)

Passed Bills

Florida SB 686: Passed both chambers, awaiting Governor
Washington SB 6026 / HB 2480: Passed legislature, awaiting Governor (36,900 homes)

Idaho - Complete Restructure

Removed SB 1279 (7,040 homes)
Added SB 1352 (4,900 homes, Option #1, Complete)
Added HB 802 (3,000 homes, Option #3, Complete)
Added Middle Housing bill pending (780 homes, Option #2, Moderate)
Added SB 1353 (500 homes, Options #1-2, Weak)
Added SB 1354 (260 homes, Option #2, Weak)
Added HB 706, HB 800, HB 801 (No Alignment)

Indiana - Demoted

HB 1001 changed from Complete to KISS (binding zoning provisions stripped)
Cleared projection numbers

Michigan - Restructured

Removed “Housing Readiness Package” combined entry
Added individual bills:
- HB 5530 / HB 5529 (twins, 9,000 homes each, Substantial)
- HB 5585 (1,100 homes, Moderate)
- HB 5584 (790 homes, Moderate)
- HB 5583, HB 5582, HB 5581 (KISS)
- HB 5532, HB 5531 (No Alignment)

Illinois - Added

SB 4060 (16,800 homes, Options #1-2, Substantial)
HB 5083 (No Alignment)

Colorado - Added

HB26-1308 (2,550 homes, Option #2, Moderate)

Other Updates

Minnesota: Bill now has number HF 3895 (was “Bill not yet introduced”)
Maryland: Added HB 1175 (KISS)
Hawaii: Added 6 new bills (HB 1919/SB 2981, HB 1701/SB 2356, SB 2607, HB 1725, HB 1726)
Washington: Added HB 2304 (KISS), HB 2266/S6069, SB 5156 (No Alignment)
Maryland HB 239/SB 006: Updated projection from 5,450 to 5,800 homes

2026-03-04

Added missing bills; Indiana HB 1001 demoted to KISS

New bills added:

Maryland HB 1538: Option #2, 560 homes/year, Weak alignment - ADUs by right
Maryland HB 778: Options #1-2, 3,000 homes/year, Moderate alignment - Missing middle housing reform
Maryland SB 829 / HB 1137 (twins): Option #3, 7,100 homes/year, Substantial alignment - Residential in commercial for counties with pop ≥150,000
Washington SB 6026 / HB 2480 (twins): Option #3, 36,900 homes/year, Substantial alignment - Residential in commercial zones under Growth Management Act

Data corrections:

Minnesota: Corrected 10,800 → 10,400 homes; 52% → 50% increase; 42% → 41% playbook alignment

Other changes:

Indiana HB 1001: Demoted from Options #1-3 (24,600 homes, Complete) to KISS alignment - binding zoning provisions were stripped during the legislative process; bill retains permitting and building code reforms only
Total projected homes now ~222,000 per year (was ~186,000 before adding missing bills)