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Gov. Glenn Youngkin says he plans to do away with a California -driven initiative requiring that a percentage of vehicle purchases in the state be electrically-powered cars by the end of the year .
Virginia Democrats and the state’s energy-conservation lobby accuse Youngkin of unilaterally trying to overturn a law that had been on the books since 2021 the last year that Democrats controlled both the executive and legislative branches of Virginia 's government.
The governor says he based his order on an opinion from state Attorney General Jason Miyares .
Governor reverses mandate on electric-car sales in Virginia .
Virginia Automobile Dealers Association says demand for electric cars has not yet materialized.
Conservation lobby says Youngkin wants Virginians to keep breathing tailpipe pollution regardless of what state law states.
Youngkin : "It’s about the freedom to choose which type of car you want to drive".
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