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Poll: US Voters Support Full Transition to Electric Cars by 2030
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This kind of seems like they polled the choir if they like to sing.
The thing about the change to EVs is that climate change is a bad sell. It’s already got the people who find that a good motivation. They are already on board.
To get more folks, you have to make a different argument. All of the ones presented there (individual health, etc) are a little abstract on how they relate to the individual person.
Dollars wins this. Performance wins this. Assuaging fears of infrastructure and charging times wins this. The environmental change is almost a byproduct.
If ‘electric cars’ includes PHEVs, why not 2025?
If not, good luck with that around the edges. And even more good luck with getting a fully robust reliable infrastructure network, with adequate redundancy and zero gaps, by 2030. You’re going to need it.
#GreenNewDeal
Weird, I don’t see the Dakotas on the list….
Looking at the list of states, they’re either around 50/50 politically or lean more democratic. If you started to factor in the Alabama, Mississippi, Indiana like states, I think you’d see that overall result change dramatically.