Electric vehicles are changing Georgia's economy. But not voters' minds.

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A long-form feature examining the political paradox of Georgia's massive EV manufacturing boom: the state is attracting billions in federal investment and thousands of high-paying jobs, yet voters and Republican legislators remain skeptical of electric vehicles themselves. Stan Cross of SACE highlights the tension between economic enthusiasm for EV production and cultural resistance to the product, while the article traces Georgia's complicated EV history from the 1990s through present-day factory construction near Savannah.