Vonda B. – English

We can’t afford to buy electric vehicles and transform our houses to support the power needed to power vehicles. Who’s going to install new power outlets and lines in our homes, apartments etc.?

Melanie O. – English

We the people matter. We need to be able to live free and not be controlled by the government.

Marcus H. – English

We will never be able to sustain the energy grid to power electric vehicles.

Peter O. – English

All these implemented policies are killing the middle and lower-class workers by making it exorbitantly more expensive to operate in California.

Dannys R. – English

All these politicians don’t think about the poor people who have worked their whole lives to support their families. Now, after everything, everything is more expensive and there is no work. It’s difficult.

Christian C. – English

In California, we do not have the capacity to produce energy, let alone to prohibit different types of fuels. Furthermore, thanks to the government, we will not be able to pay for electricity, which is through the roof.

Leland D.F. – English

Freedom to choose the type of vehicle one wants, without being pressured or forced to make changes I do not agree with.

Kurt K. – English

Freedom of choice will allow people to make the best decisions. A strong electrical infrastructure needs to be established before even considering the massive transformation.

Silvia H. – English

I would like to know how California intends to dispose of car batteries that are not useful anymore? I believe they will contaminate more than the current automobiles.

Maria C. – English

Please let the transition be smooth for small businesses and offer incentives such as financial help so they can afford new equipment.