Gas prices jump 25-cents in 1 month (as lawmakers eye 35-cent tax)

By Taxpayers Association of Oregon
OregonWatchdog.com

In a single month, Oregon gas prices jumped over 25-cents a gallon from $3.53 to $3.76.  This is due to refinery problems and seasonal gasoline blend mandates.

Yet, as seen by the chart above, Oregon has no room to spare on gas costs because it is already in the highest cost-of-gas states in America according to AAA.

This comes at the same the Oregon Legislature is considering a new 35-cent gas tax increase to pay for transportation mis-spending.

Please read our article on why Oregon pays more for gas than the national average due to our secret hidden gas tax.

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