Sen. Joni Ernst proposed legislation to end President Biden's $7.5 billion electric vehicle charging program, citing inefficiency and waste. The program only built 59 stations in three years despite the funding. Ernst aims to prioritize taxpayers and reduce federal spending.
Key Points
Sen. Joni Ernst proposed the Unplug the Electric Vehicle Charging Stations Programs Act to end President Biden's electric vehicle charging program
Despite $7.5 billion in funding, only 59 stations were built in three years
Ernst aims to prioritize taxpayers and reduce federal spending with this legislation
Pros
Prioritizes taxpayers
Aims to reduce federal spending
Addresses inefficiency and waste
Cons
May face opposition from supporters of the electric vehicle program
Could impact the development of electric vehicle infrastructure