Overview: GOP gubernatorial frontrunner John James promises to repeal Michigan's 2023 clean energy law requiring 100% renewable energy by 2040. Polling indicates 75% of Michigan voters support the clean energy law, with voters more likely to blame utilities and aging infrastructure for rising energy costs than renewable energy transition. U.S. Rep. John James (R-Shelby Township) opposes Michigan’s clean energy law. An April poll released by Michigan Energy Michigan Jobs, a coalition supporting clean energy, found 75% of respondents support Michigan’s 2023 clean energy law after hearing a description, with 19% in opposition. The 5 Lakes Energy analysis of a rollback of Michigan’s clean energy law said it would cost the average household $1,360 in additional electric bills by 2050.