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Yamil C. – English

Give us time; the struggle is real. Do not destroy small businesses.

Wilfredo A. – English

They should think about our economy, not theirs. They should step out of their offices and face the reality we live in.

Guillermina A. – English

Full electric power is not the solution. It’s way too expensive. Replacing batteries, replacing gas stoves, replacing gas heaters, etc.

Bernardo C. – English

This was implemented without any input from the people! This is not true democracy!

Gerard S. – English

The IID in Imperial Valley won’t be able to provide energy. We already have too many power outages and pushing for electric vehicles will make the situation worse. Low income families are struggling to pay the electricity and middle class is starting to struggle, too.

Margarita R. – English

They are not prepared to demand these ridiculous changes that are destroying us. I have a landscaping company that I’ve run for 44 years. Do they think I’m going to be able to do gardens with fully electric machines? They are completely wrong. It would mean charging 60 batteries a day. You can’t operate like that.

Alberto M. – English

It will be impossible to remove diesel or gasoline cars or trucks. What’s the point of having to change trucks or have zero-emission trucks?

Seve F. – English

Many families will be affected. Additionally, the batteries they use are difficult to recycle, very expensive, and dangerous; disposable vehicles with very costly maintenance.

Antonio X. – English

Politicians in general are a bunch of ignoramuses about almost everything, with exaggerated power to change things they neither understand nor care to understand, and they just stir everything up, including destruction, to gain more power.

TJ – English

California’s electrical grid doesn’t have the capacity to handle 30 million EVs

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