Missouri: $1.865
Oklahoma: $1.880
Ohio: $1.886
Indiana: $1.928
Kansas: $1.928
Mississippi: $1.946
Kentucky: $1.947
Texas: $1.952
Wyoming: $1.957
Minnesota: $1.965
North Dakota: $1.967
South Carolina: $1.970
Tennessee: $1.972
Arkansas: $1.975
Virginia: $1.983
Michigan: $1.985
Colorado: $1.990
Georgia: $1.991
Iowa: $1.993
See full list of states here for AVERAGE prices. Based on the lowest price available by state, all states except RI, ME, AZ, NV, VT, NY, HI, and AK currently have gas below $2 somewhere in the state.
I've seen prices as low as $1.97 here in northeast Florida.
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Heck maybe we can get it back to less then 25 cents like when I was a kid.
I just filled up for 1.86 here in Missouri. There is a downside to cheap gas I'm seeing again - some people are driving like maniacs again as in 80+ MPH in rush hour. Back when gas was dear, nobody went over 70 MPH - even out in the boonies.
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...and here in the district! don't forget your non-state friends paying for our high gas...or not paying and riding metro.
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