California midterms to decide mileage tax

The article discusses concerns that California’s upcoming midterm elections could influence the potential implementation of a statewide mileage tax on drivers. State Assemblyman Carl DeMaio warns that Democrats may use their supermajority to pass this tax through the legislature, which would charge motorists six to nine cents per mile. DeMaio and his organization advocate for breaking the supermajority in the 2026 election to prevent the tax’s passage, emphasizing that the measure could disproportionately impact working-class residents with long commutes and that funds from existing vehicle taxes are allegedly diverted elsewhere.

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