Carlos – English

There is no input from the general public, with most laws being passed without voter consent. This government has become tyrannical in its implementation of laws and will lead to the destruction of this great state.

Antonio C. – English

Not all people can afford an electric vehicle. I’m worried about the elderly that are already living in poverty.

Marisol R. – English

I own a construction company. There is no way these EV’s can travel distances or carry the loads that our business needs to thrive.

Eye On Builders – English

I don’t agree with the 2035 deadline for electric vehicles. I’m not against it, but let’s be realistic. 2035 will be a mistake. I’m a contractor, and these old buildings I work on can’t handle today’s upgrades, even though they were built just 30 years ago.

Nacho M. – English

What causes the biggest problem are the big industries because politicians do not dare to put stricter rules on them because they give them a lot of money for their campaigns and they give voters nothing.

Juanita R. – English

We Latinos and Latinas drive this state and the nation. We need realistic, real-time solutions.

Rudy A. – English

We need all the energy we can get and it needs to be cheap! This is not sustainable and it’s unaffordable.

Soledad M. (San Bernardino, CA)

Not all families are ready for this change especially with inflation raising up prices. – Soledad M. (San Bernardino, CA)

Juan A. (San Bernadino, CA)

The cost of everything will go up and not all of us have a good job or house. Yes, the transition is good, but they also need to help the people and the companies that need to change too. – Juan A. (San Bernadino, CA)

Lesther L. (San Bernardino, CA)

I am a truck driver, and this transition is not right. To make laws and force me to change my truck to something electric, you’re breaking me! – Lesther L. (San Bernardino, CA)