Gas prices hit record highs on US Election Day amid political debate over EVs
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On this US midterm Election Day, gas prices have reached their highest levels ever recorded, with averages of $4.12 per gallon for gasoline and $6.28 for diesel. This situation highlights ongoing political tensions, as one party has opposed electric vehicles, maintaining reliance on fossil fuels. The Strategic Petroleum Reserve is also a relevant factor in the current energy landscape.
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