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Brookings Institution published a benchmarking analysis of all 50 states'…

2026-06-18 · 14:07 UTC ·@MarkMuro1 ·0 min read

Brief

Mark Muro highlights a Brookings Institution benchmarking of all 50 states' EV supportiveness (tweeted 2026-06-18), arguing it matters now that federal support is receding. He concludes state-level EV policies and readiness are highly uneven across the country, calling attention to which states will shoulder EV progress as federal pullbacks continue.

Why it matters

Brookings Institution published a benchmarking analysis of all 50 states' electric-vehicle (EV) supportiveness (link referenced) — a state-by-state comparison of policies and readiness.

Key details

  • Author Mark Muro (tweeted 2026-06-18) warns the benchmarking matters because federal support is pulling back, leaving states to carry EV policy responsibility.
  • Mark Muro's verdict: EV support across the 50 states is highly uneven, highlighting large variation in state-level EV policy and readiness; he tags @BrookingsMetro, David Wallace-Wells, and Jesse Jenkins.
Source evidence

This @BrookingsInst benchmarking of the 50 states' EV supportiveness is important because this is what we have as a nation, given fed pullbacks.

Our verdict: EV support is highly uneven

brookings.edu/articles/state…

@BrookingsMetro @dwallacewells @JesseJenkins