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Black 2006 Subprime Disparity Index by Congressional Districts Prime Black HERA Rep. Congressional District Overall % White White % Black Black % Black Rate Subprime State CD Representative/PA Chg. Subprime Loans Subprime Loans Subprime SDI Vote Name Black Rate Loans Alaska Nay AK-0 Young, Donald [R] AK-00 Don Young (R) 25.05% 10,275 21.02% 338 181 157 46.45% 2.21 Alabama Nay AL-1 Bonner, Jo [R] AL-01 Jo Bonner (R) 32.95% 11,252 25.52% 2,336 802 1,534 65.67% 2.57 Alabama Nay AL-2 Everett, Terry [R] AL-02 Terry Everett (R) 32.35% 8,158 24.64% 1,989 805 1,184 59.53% 2.42 Alabama Aye AL-3 Rogers, Michael [R] AL-03 Mike Rogers (R) 32.20% 8,459 24.90% 2,226 963 1,263 56.74% 2.28 Alabama Nay AL-4 Aderholt, Robert [R] AL-04 Robert B. Aderholt (R) 36.05% 10,945 33.79% 423 163 260 61.47% 1.82 Alabama Aye AL-5 Cramer, Robert [D] AL-05 Robert E. "Bud" Cramer, 26.03% 12,496 20.66% 1,855 866 989 53.32% 2.58 Alabama Nay AL-6 Bachus, Spencer [R] AL-06 Spencer Bachus (R) 23.69% 19,460 18.30% 2,981 1,465 1,516 50.86% 2.78 Alabama Aye AL-7 Davis, Artur [D] AL-07 Artur Davis (D) 42.44% 7,358 24.33% 5,616 1,996 3,620 64.46% 2.65 Arizona Aye AR-1 Berry, Robert [D] AR-01 Marion Berry (D) 37.78% 7,059 34.35% 557 174 383 68.76% 2.00 Arizona Aye AR-2 Snyder, Victor [D] AR-02 Vic Snyder (D) 27.72% 9,829 21.02% 1,885 868 1,017 53.95% 2.57 Arizona Nay AR-3 Boozman, John [R] AR-03 John Boozman (R) 27.65% 14,170 26.11% 203 125 78 38.42% 1.47 Arizona Aye AR-4 Ross, Mike [D] AR-04 Mike Ross (D) 37.72% 5,497 32.76% 848 335 513 60.50% 1.85 Arizona Nay AZ-1 Renzi, Rick [R] AZ-01 Rick Renzi (R) 26.75% 17,046 22.10% 560 322 238 42.50% 1.92 Arizona Nay AZ-2 Franks, Trent [R] AZ-02 Trent Franks (R) 30.64% 37,300 23.75% 1,855 1,050 805 43.40% 1.83 Arizona Nay AZ-3 Shadegg, John [R] AZ-03 John Shadegg (R) 25.52% 29,877 20.03% 707 398 309 43.71% 2.18 Arizona Aye AZ-4 Pastor, Edward [D] AZ-04 Ed Pastor (D) 49.13% 9,490 30.34% 1,719 873 846 49.21% 1.62 Arizona Aye AZ-5 Mitchell, Harry [D] AZ-05 Harry Mitchel (D) 20.86% 24,152 16.92% 653 393 260 39.82% 2.35 Arizona Nay AZ-6 Flake, Jeff [R] AZ-06 Jeff Flake (R) 27.39% 32,303 21.91% 1,222 729 493 40.34% 1.84 Arizona Aye AZ-7 Grijalva, Raul [D] AZ-07 Raul Grijalva (D) 35.96% 17,824 24.28% 1,636 870 766 46.82% 1.93 Arizona Aye AZ-8 Giffords, Gabrielle [D] AZ-08 Gabrielle Giffords (D) 22.02% 19,566 16.61% 609 394 215 35.30% 2.13 California Aye CA-1 Thompson, C. [D] CA-01 Mike Thompson (D) 19.24% 12,085 15.86% 309 210 99 32.04% 2.02 California Nay CA-2 Herger, Walter [R] CA-02 Wally Herger (R) 25.97% 13,558 21.66% 271 154 117 43.17% 1.99 California Aye CA-3 Lungren, Daniel [R] CA-03 Daniel E. Lungren (R) 24.11% 19,995 19.31% 2,090 1,296 794 37.99% 1.97 California Nay CA-4 Doolittle, John [R] CA-04 John T. Doolittle (R) 18.11% 21,079 16.05% 335 223 112 33.43% 2.08 California Aye CA-5 Matsui, Doris [D] CA-05 Doris Matsui (D) 32.29% 10,375 22.21% 3,010 1,586 1,424 47.31% 2.13 California Aye CA-6 Woolsey, Lynn [D] CA-06 Lynn C. Woolsey (D) 12.79% 14,388 9.31% 234 174 60 25.64% 2.76 California Aye CA-7 Miller, George [D] CA-07 George Miller (D) 27.36% 12,121 17.11% 4,305 2,639 1,666 38.70% 2.26 California Aye CA-8 Pelosi, Nancy [D] CA-08 Nancy Pelosi (D) 10.73% 5,502 5.71% 573 433 140 24.43% 4.28 California Aye CA-9 Lee, Barbara [D] CA-09 Barbara Lee (D) 24.29% 6,775 12.66% 3,960 2,488 1,472 37.17% 2.94 ComplianceTech 1 Black 2006 Subprime Disparity Index by Congressional Districts Prime Black HERA Rep. Congressional District Overall % White White % Black Black % Black Rate Subprime State CD Representative/PA Chg. Subprime Loans Subprime Loans Subprime SDI Vote Name Black Rate Loans California Aye CA-10 Tauscher, Ellen [D] CA-10 Ellen O. Tauscher (D) 20.20% 20,429 12.84% 3,046 1,846 1,200 39.40% 3.07 California Aye CA-11 McNerney, Jerry [D] CA-11 Jerry McNerney (D) 21.17% 18,604 14.23% 1,867 1,150 717 38.40% 2.70 California Aye CA-12 Speier, Jackie [D] x CA-12 Tom Lantos (D) 12.60% 7,954 7.08% 254 205 49 19.29% 2.73 California Aye CA-13 Stark, Fortney [D] CA-13 Fortney Pete Stark (D) 19.65% 6,593 13.89% 1,311 914 397 30.28% 2.18 California Aye CA-14 Eshoo, Anna [D] CA-14 Anna G. Eshoo (D) 10.46% 10,940 7.18% 298 232 66 22.15% 3.08 California Aye CA-15 Honda, Michael [D] CA-15 Michael M. Honda (D) 12.34% 10,057 8.58% 318 245 73 22.96% 2.68 California Aye CA-16 Lofgren, Zoe [D] CA-16 Zoe Lofgren (D) 18.82% 8,816 11.06% 595 443 152 25.55% 2.31 California Aye CA-17 Farr, Sam [D] CA-17 Sam Farr (D) 20.78% 7,735 11.33% 248 179 69 27.82% 2.46 California Aye CA-18 Cardoza, Dennis [D] CA-18 Dennis Cardoza (D) 36.23% 9,781 27.69% 1,671 869 802 48.00% 1.73 California Nay CA-19 Radanovich, George [R] CA-19 George P. Radanovich (R) 30.51% 13,984 22.25% 858 506 352 41.03% 1.84 California Aye CA-20 Costa, Jim [D] CA-20 Jim Costa (D) 42.22% 5,951 29.51% 887 440 447 50.39% 1.71 California Nay CA-21 Nunes, Devin [R] CA-21 Devin Nunes (R) 34.30% 10,454 24.32% 504 273 231 45.83% 1.88 California Nay CA-22 McCarthy, Kevin [R] CA-22 Kevin McCarthy (R) 32.20% 18,444 22.02% 1,881 935 946 50.29% 2.28 California Aye CA-23 Capps, Lois [D] CA-23 Lois Capps (D) 17.72% 7,972 10.25% 246 172 74 30.08% 2.94 California Aye CA-24 Gallegly, Elton [R] CA-24 Elton Gallegly (R) 14.61% 15,268 10.11% 318 243 75 23.58% 2.33 California Aye CA-25 McKeon, Howard [R] CA-25 Howard P. "Buck" McKeo 36.38% 15,976 24.86% 3,587 1,672 1,915 53.39% 2.15 California Aye CA-26 Dreier, David [R] CA-26 David Dreier (R) 22.95% 11,993 16.88% 1,936 1,173 763 39.41% 2.33 California Aye CA-27 Sherman, Brad [D] CA-27 Brad Sherman (D) 27.33% 10,291 17.67% 1,049 642 407 38.80% 2.20 California Aye CA-28 Berman, Howard [D] CA-28 Howard Berman (D) 28.73% 7,494 16.45% 554 341 213 38.45% 2.34 California Aye CA-29 Schiff, Adam [D] CA-29 Adam Schiff (D) 18.32% 7,033 13.28% 893 570 323 36.17% 2.72 California Aye CA-30 Waxman, Henry [D] CA-30 Henry Waxman (D) 12.80% 13,655 10.44% 503 343 160 31.81% 3.05 California Aye CA-31 Becerra, Xavier [D] CA-31 Xavier Becerra (D) 31.08% 2,363 17.14% 431 239 192 44.55% 2.60 California Aye CA-32 Solis, Hilda [D] CA-32 Hilda Solis (D) 28.81% 2,937 21.11% 517 315 202 39.07% 1.85 California Aye CA-33 Watson, Diane [D] CA-33 Diane Watson (D) 29.49% 4,188 16.60% 4,263 2,719 1,544 36.22% 2.18 California Aye CA-34 Roybal-Allard, Lucille [D] CA-34 Lucille Roybal-Allard (D) 32.36% 1,402 21.26% 362 204 158 43.65% 2.05 California Aye CA-35 Waters, Maxine [D] CA-35 Maxine Waters (D) 38.96% 2,905 24.78% 5,633 3,267 2,366 42.00% 1.69 California Aye CA-36 Harman, Jane [D] CA-36 Jane Harman (D) 16.43% 7,941 10.24% 685 453 232 33.87% 3.31 California Aye CA-37 Richardson, Laura [D] x CA-37 Vacant 38.27% 4,649 23.79% 5,248 2,858 2,390 45.54% 1.91 California Aye CA-38 Napolitano, Grace [D] CA-38 Grace Napolitano (D) 32.97% 3,207 24.54% 845 491 354 41.89% 1.71 ComplianceTech 2 Black 2006 Subprime Disparity Index by Congressional Districts Prime Black HERA Rep.
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