POLITICO Tech Electric vehicles are transforming Georgia. But voters don’t like or want them.
Sep 27, 2024
David Ferris, a journalist from POLITICO’s E&E News, delves into Georgia's electric vehicle landscape, where billions have been invested, yet local voters remain skeptical. He discusses the political fallout for both parties as EVs become a crucial issue in the upcoming elections. Ferris highlights the disconnect between advancements in manufacturing and public concerns over costs and infrastructure. As Georgia stands at a crossroads, he analyzes how attitudes toward EVs reflect broader tensions in Southern politics and the shaping of campaign strategies.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Divided Views on Electric Vehicles in Georgia
03:10 • 4min
Electric Vehicles and the Voter Disconnect in the Battery Belt
07:08 • 2min
Political Perceptions of Electric Vehicle Adoption in the South
09:17 • 2min
The Political Impact of Electric Vehicles and Endorsements
11:19 • 3min