Timothy Hawkes

@timothyhawkes · UT · H

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Posts17
Engagement140
Voting-record position0.223
CoverageJun 22, 2021 to Jan 26, 2023
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Most distinctive Transportation 0.5 pp below the party median

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Transportation0.6%1.1%−0.5 ppUnder-indexed17
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Timothy Hawkes

@timothyhawkes

Republican UT House

What the <U+2018>ell happened to my parking space?! <U+0001F923> #utleg #utpol https://t.co/BtCielrb5b

Transportation

Timothy Hawkes

@timothyhawkes

Republican UT House

@GrandTeton41 Yes, Utah does incentivize EVs and hybrids, but the question is the appropriate level of incentives. For example, a Tier 3 vehicle burning Tier 3 fuels can outperform some hybrids. We also need everyone to contribute something to road maintenance.

Transportation

Timothy Hawkes

@timothyhawkes

Republican UT House

@GrandTeton41 Because even EV users need to pay their fair share of road costs. The increased rates still afford them a subsidy (i.e., an incentive to use an EV), but in a more fair and balanced way. EVs aren't perfect for emissions, BTW, on account of emissions associated w power generation.

Transportation