See my other comment on this thread - even if you agree with the politics behind this, the better outcome would be to either auction them off to recoup the taxpayer money spent on them or to keep them and merely forbid new ones from being built (as the ones already build can at least serve some people who happen to own an electric vehicle).

The problem is that the people pushing this are pushing it from a perspective of a stupid knee-jerk reaction such as “screw electric cars” as opposed to a smart, economics-based decision, and so are the voters (doing the smart economic thing will bore voters, unlike screaming “fuck electric cars!!!” which will give you plenty of votes despite leaving the voters worse off in the end). The bill is designed for shock value, not sane, long-term benefit.