You get to keep your gas stove, no matter what happens in the election.
Washington State’s ballot initiative program has put the state on the leading edge of some of the most important social movements in recent history, including legalizing same-sex marriage and adult-use cannabis. It also brings an annual parade of weird, confusing, and sometimes obstructionist proposals to the people. This year, that includes Initiative 2066, a complex energy planning bill with many different elements that do various things, none of which—contrary to what you might have heard—involves banning gas stoves.
The bill’s backers have capitalized on the fear of a ban on gas, particularly gas stoves,
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