Public support for Gavin Newsom’s EV mandate breaks down, and no wonder
It’s time for Gavin Newsom to send his electric-vehicle mandate to the junkyard. Public support has all but broken down for the governor’s 2020 executive order that by 2035, all new passenger cars and light trucks sold in California must be zero-emission.
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It’s time for Gavin Newsom to send his electric-vehicle mandate to the junkyard. Public support has all but broken down for the governor’s 2020 executive order that by 2035, all new passenger cars and light trucks sold in California must be zero-emission. According to a recent survey by the Public Policy Institute of California, nearly two-thirds of state residents oppose Newsom’s EV decree. The misgivings span all regions of California and all political backgrounds: Democrat, Republican and independent.
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- It’s time for Gavin Newsom to send his electric-vehicle mandate to the junkyard. Public support has all but broken down for the governor’s 2020 executive order that by 2035, all new passenger cars and light trucks sold in California must be zero-emission.
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Public support for Gavin Newsom’s EV mandate breaks down, and no wonder
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