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Steve Hilton, a Republican candidate for governor, announced plans to eliminate the DMV and reduce vehicle registration fees to $73 if elected. He expressed confidence in gaining support from the Democratic-controlled Legislature, despite skepticism from his opponent's campaign. Hilton's proposal aims to address the cost of living and is reminiscent of past gubernatorial campaigns focused on vehicle fees.
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Steve Hilton, a Republican candidate for governor, announced plans to eliminate the DMV and reduce vehicle registration fees to $73 if elected. He expressed confidence in gaining support from the Democratic-controlled Legislature, despite skepticism from his opponent's campaign. Hilton's proposal aims to address the cost of living and is reminiscent of past gubernatorial campaigns focused on vehicle fees.
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Hilton proposes eliminating DMV, slashing vehicle registration fee if elected governor
Steve Hilton proposes DMV elimination and vehicle registration fee reduction if elected governor