Such commitments can be reversed by approximately 57000 people in the specific counties in battleground states
And when the US pulls out of something everyone follows suit for obvious reasons.
Yes, they are all rent seeking trying to get tax payers to pay for the capital outlays for the transition.
>New Polling Shows U.S. Voters Support
There are a few issues with their poll[1] and their sampling, by looking at their responses it appears they surveyed primary car drivers not SUV or Trucks, while SUV's and Trucks are the top selling class of vehicles this leads me to believe they have problems with their sampling and have a bias towards people that would naturally be more prone to accept BEV replacement
I also take issue with the phrasing of their questions around the public policy being proposed for 2030.
[1]https://static1.squarespace.com/static/5888d6bad2b857a30238e...
At COP26, leading automotive companies, businesses, governments, and investors agreed to work towards all new cars and vans being zero emission vehicles by 2035 in leading markets and by 2040 globally.
New Polling Shows U.S. Voters Support Full Transition to Electric Cars by 2030
https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/new-polling-shows-u...