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John L. – English

I had an electric car. But the infrastructure is not available in California. Electricity is way too expensive. It needs to come down drastically before we move forward.

Ramiro G. – English

I tell them to think about those of us who are owner-operators and only have one truck to support our family. Large transportation companies can buy up to 10 electric trucks, but for us, it’s more difficult because with so many regulations, they leave us no money to afford those trucks.

Manantial N. – English

Electric machinery does not have the same performance to get the job done.

Maricela I. – English

We can barely manage getting food on our tables and paying our current utilities is a huge struggle as it is. You need to have a heart for us. We are also humans with the right for a fair chance at life.

Elaine H. – English

You’re going to have a lot of people out of a job, just look at the 650-plus refinery workers who lost their jobs. The State is making things worse and families are leaving California for a better life elsewhere.

Leo R. – English

Whatever happened to our constitution: For the people, by the people? Politicians are making and passing these agendas without our vote.

Juan C.V. – English

They need to stop the harassment against the citizens. We pay their salary, and they should look out for our interests, not those of the corporations. Enough with all this political nonsense!

Oscar M.U. – English

I am in disagreement, they are not considering the effects on many members of the community, including the most vulnerable.

Pathy R.B. – English

In one single resolution, they should focus on the pockets of the people and see the great inflation that already exists, which doesn’t help at all. They should stop trying to stand out with that misguided idea and seek to stand out by helping the people.

Luis R. – English

Stop selling out the state; this only benefits the companies that supply energy and not the people, the everyday person who is running their business and helping the state move forward. Enough already, listen to the people!

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