According to Axios's Alex Thompson, the Harris campaign sent out a lengthy fact-check' email last week that covered several issues. In that missive, a campaign spokesperson explained that Harris does not support an electric vehicle mandate, representing a shift from her earlier stance.
Harris doubled down on that position during her 2020 campaign for president, pledging to go further and implement an accelerated model' of the Zero-Emission Vehicles Act, which would have moved the timeline up to 2035.
Axios asked the Harris campaign to clarify whether Harris's supposed opposition to an electric vehicle mandate meant that she would sign or veto the bill she co-sponsored in 2019. The Harris campaign did not respond to that inquiry until Tuesday afternoon, when it declined to comment.
Asked by CNN's Dana Bash if voters should feel comfortable and confident that what you're saying now is going to be your policy moving forward, Harris argued that her values have not changed, despite accusations of flip-flopping from the Trump campaign.
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