(Lansing, MI) –It does not appear Michigan will follow Indiana in pausing fuel taxes despite prices being high. Republican state House Speaker Matt Hall has ruled out a vote on that unless it’s part of a larger deal that has replacement revenue for the state, as fuel taxes pay for road repairs.
State Rep. Greg VanWoerkom:
Hall says they worked too hard last year to put a sustainable revenue formula for road repairs in place. Republican nominee for governor John James wrote on X this week that Michigan has the highest Midwest gas prices and he supports suspending the state and federal gas tax immediately.
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