California midterms will decide fate of controversial new mileage tax: state rep

Source: New York Post

California’s November midterm elections could determine whether a controversial tax charging motorists for every mile they drive moves forward. State Assemblyman Carl DeMaio warns that Democrats could use their two-thirds majority in the state Legislature to advance a statewide mileage-based tax, and says that breaking that supermajority in the 2026 election would effectively block the proposal. Under the plan described by DeMaio, motorists could be charged between six and nine cents for every mile driven, in addition to existing gas and vehicle taxes.

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