SURVEY: Time to freeze California's Gas Tax to limit coronavirus hit on wallets?

On July 1, California’s gas tax will increase by 3.2 cents to total 50.5 cents per gallon.

The increase is the third in four years and is due to the automatic inflation-adjustment that was added in 2017’s Senate Bill 1.

Gas Tax Poll

California is set to increase the gas tax to 50.5 cents per gallon. Do you think it should be frozen due to the coronavirus downturn? *

Yes, we should freeze the gas tax at its current rate

No, we should raise the gas tax to 50.5 cents per gallon

Do you think California's gas tax is too expensive? *

Yes, the gas tax is too expensive

No, the gas tax is appropriate

In 2018, Californians approved Prop. 69 requiring all gas tax funds be spent on highway improvements. Do you support legislators diverting gas tax funds to cover costs for social welfare programs hindered by coronavirus downturn ? *

Yes, we should divert gas tax funds to cover social welfare costs

No, we should keep our promises and use gas tax funds to only fund highway improvements

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