Jerry M. – English

I can’t afford a new electric car, and there aren’t enough charging stations.

Cintia F. – English

Not everyone can afford to change their vehicles.

Abel P. – English

I am very upset about this transition. It will have a negative impact on the car culture of our people. Many people cannot afford this, and our grid cannot handle the load. This is too extreme. I should have a choice. Not giving me the option is oppressive and something a dictator would do.

Ali M. – English

It’s a money grab and a push to win over voters who do not know what they are voting for. Our energy bills will go up to build and maintain new systems. We want to keep our gas cars and gas appliances.

Sylvia E. – English

Where are they going to put all the batteries when they’re no good or explode on the freeway? Where is the battery dump site or recycling facility? Because when a trailer exploded on the 15 freeway in the desert, everyone was scared to go near it.

Steven G. – English

They’re not thinking this through well enough. The grid, first of all, can’t and won’t be able to handle it. The lower classes won’t be able to afford it, not to mention the small business owners who won’t be able to handle the increases in shipping and receiving.

Ismael R. – English

That alternative has no future and it affects my family.

Raul M. – English

The pollution problem is not California’s, it is global.

Douglas M. – English

Stop the attack on California jobs and industries!

Shannon S. – English

There are already rolling power outages and the electric company is already raising prices. It’s stupid to try and force all Californians to get electric cars.