Vote Yes on this bill if you want drivers to have year-round access to E15, possible lower fuel prices, stronger demand for American biofuels, and reduced compliance burdens for smaller refining companies.

Organizations that support this bill may include ethanol producers, corn growers, farm groups, fuel retailers that want to sell E15 year-round, and small refiners that would benefit from lower renewable fuel compliance costs.

Vote No on this bill if you want to avoid expanding ethanol use, keep tighter limits on fuel rule changes, and reduce concerns about air quality, engine compatibility, and government favoritism in fuel markets.

Organizations that oppose this bill may include some oil refining interests that dislike ethanol market expansion, environmental groups concerned about pollution and land use impacts, and consumer or engine groups worried about fuel compatibility and labeling issues.