[TexasGator]

“Cost of electric per Kwh quotes vary wildly “

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Least Expensive
Louisiana 9.7
Washington 9.35
Arkansas 9.01
Oklahoma 10.3
Kentucky 10.36
Idaho 9.83
Tennessee 10.72
Utah 9.97
Mississippi 11.12
Oregon 10.68

As you can see, the tenth-least expensive state, Oregon, isn’t far from the above-mentioned national average of 13.1 cents, and this shows that much of the nation is bunched around that average.

https://www.thebalancesmb.com/most-expensive-and-cheapest-electricity-by-state-4177753#:~:text=Prices%20are%20in%20cents%20per%20kWh.%20Hover%20over,while%20Washington%20is%20the%20cheapest%20state%20%289.35%20cents%29.

[BrandtMichaels]

In the end folks believe whatever they want to believe. I still trust free markets (once we get them back) to help settle the score. Also do you know how much Tesla and others are charging at their stations? From what I’ve seen some of these rates are crazy high per Kwh compared to even these below (which you chose not to include):

Most Expensive
Hawaii 34.43
Alaska 21.99
Connecticut 20.8
Massachusetts 20.6
California 19.44
New York 17.34
New Hampshire 18.9
Rhode Island 18.2
Vermont 17.9
Maine 16.3

[BrandtMichaels]

Most sources are worthless and only time will tell when electric tax for use of public roads will be required. I checked the math on your source and it doesn’t add up either! But ymmv obviously.