I’ve been thinking about getting an electric car

The off lease Fiat500E and Chevy SparkEV are two low milage used cars with great price points.  They both look good in the reviews I've watched.  Both have (around) 80 mile ranges.  My commute is 22 miles.  Because I'd be charging over night, I don't think I'd have to install a Level 2 charging system for speed charging.  And I wouldn't be using this for long trips, just communting.     BUT - I don't have solar, so would I just be robbing Peter (Exxon) to pay Paul (Delmarva Power)?   How much does it actually cost to go electric?   The literature says to figure out my cost of charging at home, multiply my vehicle's kWh/100 miles figure by my electric rate.  That figure will give me the cost per 100 miles.  I've risked humilation by running the numbers and showing my work below.  It looks CRAZILY in favor of going electric, but you may have sensed that I don't trust my math.  Are there any science types out there who have crunched the numbers?   Anyone plugging in at night, and by passing the pump?    Hit me up in the comments, or IRL.  

DL Open Thread: Sat., June 1, 2019

Trump Ignored Everybody, Imposed Tariffs.  Pretty much his entire 'administration' counseled against it. Didn't matter. Biden Launched 'Tirade' Against Obamacare. Because he 'knows people', he 'knows politics'. He's 'been doing…

Lisa Blunt Rochester Would Like You To Know the She is In Washington DC…”working”

In fact, she is not only working but "leading"
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, Congresswoman Lisa Blunt Rochester (DE-AL), issued the following statement after voting to pass H.R. 1994, the Setting Every Community Up for Retirement Enhancement (SECURE) Act of 2019. The SECURE Act would make significant reforms to help ensure Americans obtain a financially sound retirement. The bill includes the Increasing Access to a Secure Retirement Act, a key provision led by Reps. Blunt Rochester and Tim Walberg that will make it easier for small businesses to offer annuities as part of an employee’s retirement benefits package. Rep. Blunt Rochester is also co-sponsor of the Secure Act, which passed with broad bipartisan support in a 417-3 vote.
Good to know.

Who is your VP pick?

The VP spot should go to the person who comes in 2nd. That campaign has all the juice and enthusiastic supporters, keep them working, right? But nobody listens to me. So who do you like for the VP spot? I like Mayor Pete, Senator Harris, Senator Warren and Joe Biden could actually make a good VP. I guess if I had to pick one from them, I think Mayor Pete has the go for the jugular instinct a VP needs.