Nope. Even when charged by a typical North American mix of oil and natural gas powered generators, electric cars have HALF the carbon footprint of gasoline powered cars, as measured over the lifetime of a car. Here's a link to an analysis plus some pretty pictures; there are many similar analyses out there.
Electric cars have a FAR lower lifetime CO2 footprint and a FAR lower lifetime energy footprint. Since energy correlates closely to dollars, it means electric cars have a far lower total cost of ownership.
These graphs are for Vancouver CA in 2018, so energy costs are similar to the US; however energy is represented in megajoules - there are 3.6 MJ in a KWH, and 1 MJ = .37 horsepower hours. It assumes 150,000Km of travel over the life of the car, about 93,000 miles.
Lifecycle CO2 costs (these include extracting & transporting oil)
@ElwoodBlues it seems like these people want to be engaged in a pissing contest over who can waste more energy. The facts are clear as day but these people cry and moan in rejecting reality
