BREAKING NEWS
Ohio Powers Up Consumer Choice in Vehicle Market as Bill Heads to Governor's Desk
In a major victory for consumer freedom, the Ohio General Assembly passed SAN-supported legislation ensuring Ohioans, not the government, decide what vehicles best suit their needs. The bill, H.B. 201, prohibits any state or local government entity from restricting the use or sale of motor vehicles based on their power source, including internal combustion engines (ICEs).
Following its passage through the legislature, H.B. 201 now awaits the crucial decision of Governor Mike DeWine, who will either sign it into law or issue a veto. This bill represents a significant step forward for proponents of consumer choice, who believe individuals should have the right to select the vehicle that best fits their lifestyle and budget, regardless of its fuel type. Ohioans: send a letter to Governor DeWine requesting his support for the bill!
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Golden State Lawmaker Visits Automotive Wonderland
California Assemblymember Diane Dixon was among 30 state lawmakers who made the trek to Las Vegas for the 2023 SEMA Show. These elected officials underscored the growing bipartisan support for the specialty automotive aftermarket industry. During the visit, Assemblymember Dixon met with constituents from her district that were exhibiting on the show floor, including the Performance Racing Industry (PRI) based in Aliso Viejo, CA. A highlight of the experience was a personal ride-along in a drift car at the Shell Performance Unbound display. Check out her excitement in the following social media post:
