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Gas Tax Relief Leaves a $533 Million Road Funding Gap

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By Jared Brey Verified, Carl Smith
| GOVERNING Verified
That also means motorists saved that much money at the pump. Braun paused collections of the 7% sales tax on gas starting in April — after war with Iran prompted high fuel prices — and waived the 36-cents-per-gallon gas excise tax beginning in May. The total price tag for Gov. Mike Braun’s gas tax holiday is in: the state of Indiana and hundreds of local governments are expected to lose out on a combined $533 million, with the impacts felt through October.
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60% of Young Vermonters May Leave Over Affordability Concerns

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By Alan Ehrenhalt, Jared Brey Verified, Carl Smith
| GOVERNING Verified
Overall, the poll estimated that 86% of Vermonters find the state at least somewhat unaffordable. “The issue of affordability has been a very important thing across New England,” said UNH political science professor Andrew Smith, who runs the institution’s survey center. The poll, released Tuesday, includes response data for five New England states, excluding Maine.
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A Toolkit for Surviving Extreme Heat

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By Carl Smith
| GOVERNING Verified
Extreme heat isn’t just annoying, like the mayflies and June bugs that swarm summer porches. It kills more Americans than any other weather event — more than floods, hurricanes and tornadoes combined. Very hot days are a fact of life in states all over the country, but there have been more and more of them in recent years. Some parts of the Gulf Coast suffer through more than 100 days of dangerous heat each year.
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