This Election Day, remember which party ran against EVs and tethered us all to the gas pump
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US gasoline prices hit a record $4.12 per gallon for an Election Day, with diesel at $6.28, according to GasBuddy, as voters head to the polls for the midterms. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve has fallen to 282.2 million barrels of crude, its lowest level in 44 years, the article notes. Energy costs are among the top cost-of-living concerns for voters this cycle, and the piece argues they should remember which party campaigned against EVs and kept the country tethered to the gas pump. The article frames the election as a choice between electric vehicles and continued reliance on gasoline.
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Strategic Petroleum Reserve, GasBuddy, US Department of Energy