Gas Prices By State: The Highest And Lowest Costs (MAP)

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First Posted: 11- 9-09 09:41 AM   |   Updated: 11- 9-09 09:58 AM

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Planning on traveling for the holidays? In the U.S., where you go will affect how expensive a trip by car may be. Here's a look at where you'll pay the most for a gallon of gas in the U.S. and the places where it's cheap in comparison.

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Planning on traveling for the holidays? In the U.S., where you go will affect how expensive a trip by car may be. Here's a look at where you'll pay the most for a gallon of gas in the U.S. and the pla...
Planning on traveling for the holidays? In the U.S., where you go will affect how expensive a trip by car may be. Here's a look at where you'll pay the most for a gallon of gas in the U.S. and the pla...
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Economy is rigged against middle & lower class

good articles: http://financeopinionss.blogspot.com

health care reform is good, but we also need better financial reform. no more bailouts

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:36 PM on 11/10/2009
- marijam I'm a Fan of marijam 38 fans permalink
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At this point, I think the only thing that is going to "save" America is for gasoline to go to $4.00 a gallon and stay there. It's the only thing I see reversing globalization and therefore the only thing that will bring back jobs.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:01 PM on 11/10/2009
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One thing my state of NJ is good at is gas prices. We are among the lowest and we don't have to pump !! If they would just outlaw speculation in oil futures prices would go way down for everyone !!!

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 09:28 PM on 11/09/2009
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Candidate Obama, 6/25/08, what he will do to help consumers with rising gas prices:
1. Send out a 2nd round of stimulus rebate checks
2. Impose a windfall profits tax on oil companies
3. Provide an average $1000 tax cut to middle class families (95% of Americans)
4. Close the Enron Loophole that allows for speculation's unregulated upward pressure on gas prices

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ChNNVhEZjI0

The first of Obama's many broken pledges & promises once he got elected was imposing 'Windfall Profits Taxes on the Oil & Gas Industry":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMbqVDymi7k

When pressed about his abrupt about face on imposing windfall profits taxes, Obama said, "The prices have now dropped - We'll see about doing that if or when they rise again."

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:54 PM on 11/09/2009
- TxAggie I'm a Fan of TxAggie 5 fans permalink

What windfall profit? Do oil compaines get a tax rebate when commodity prices are in the cellar?

The oil and gas industry is a cyclical business that comes with highs and lows, if the govt is going to depress profits when prices are up they should beef them up when prices are down. Let the free market prevail without gov't intervention.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:41 PM on 11/30/2009
- JBS I'm a Fan of JBS 20 fans permalink
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Regular 87 octane was $2.509 in Raleigh, NC on Sunday, 8 Nov 09 ... not a membership club price either; that's the pull in off the street and pull up to the pump price at a plain ol' gas station/mini mart. Across town in north Raleigh it's $.10 a gallon more.

You just gotta' know where to look.

Wherever you live you should know who regularly has the lowest prices.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 03:34 PM on 11/09/2009
- atlantishp I'm a Fan of atlantishp 7 fans permalink

Big deal! Here it is broken down by county:

http://www.gasbuddy.com/gb_gastemperaturemap.aspx

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:50 PM on 11/09/2009

No more bailouts. No more too big to fail.

hat tip to http://financeopinionss.blogspot.com

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:16 PM on 11/09/2009

No more bailouts. No more too big to fail.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:15 PM on 11/09/2009

Robert Reich and Krugman are right. We need more stimulus for welfare & job programs but the repuk3s make it sooo difficult!

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:15 PM on 11/09/2009
- marijam I'm a Fan of marijam 38 fans permalink
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There's always money for war and for foreign relations, but there's never money for social and civic programs.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:03 PM on 11/10/2009
- Rule Of Law I'm a Fan of Rule Of Law 149 fans permalink

How do they do it? How do the best prices invariably end up in Southern Red States???

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:03 PM on 11/09/2009
- roald I'm a Fan of roald 16 fans permalink

A large fraction of the cost of gasoline is taxes. Blue states have lower taxes (and services), so costs are lower.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 01:56 PM on 11/09/2009
- olephart I'm a Fan of olephart 109 fans permalink

Texas, Louisiana and Oklahoma are oil producing states. Their benchmark crude price is West Texas intermediate. The Southern States are supplied via pipelines to refineries using these feedstocks. The World is awash in oil especially West Texas intermediate. The price is of course determined by speculators but when the storage tanks are full it’s either sell it for what you can get or stop pumping. There is a surplus of oil and, if refined, gasoline. The real question is why is the price so high and why are the Wall Street casinos so flush with money?

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 07:31 PM on 11/09/2009
- Rule Of Law I'm a Fan of Rule Of Law 149 fans permalink

HI Ole, this is the most recent post of yours I could find so I'll put this here--

"The Fed Note is essentially unsound. It is the worst currency and the most dangerous that this Country has ever known. When the proponents of the act saw that the Democratic doctrine would not permit them to let the proposed banks issue the new currency as bank notes, they should have stopped at that. They should not have foisted that kind of currency, namely, an asset currency, on the United States Government. They should not have made the Government [liable on the private] debts of individuals and corporations, and, least of all, on the private debts of foreigners. "

I'm a bit unclear as to what McFadden means by " asset currency."

Any help?

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:54 PM on 11/10/2009
- TxAggie I'm a Fan of TxAggie 5 fans permalink

The Southern states (exc. Georgia) are producing states and they have lower taxes.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 05:42 PM on 11/30/2009
- mcmutter I'm a Fan of mcmutter 104 fans permalink
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Call any of the big oil companies. Tell them to start refining gasoline again, and get that gas price back to $2.. We're drowning in crude oil.

    Reply    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:29 AM on 11/09/2009

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