As gas prices continue to rise, Democrats in Indiana’s General Assembly are calling for Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb to suspend Indiana’s gas tax.
Drivers in Indiana pay 32-cents per-gallon in gas taxes, plus a seven percent sales tax.
Currently, that adds another 24 cents per-gallon to the price of gas.
In all, 56 cents-per-gallon is just for taxes in the state.
Governor Holcomb says he’s not sure he has the power to suspend the gas tax on his own.
He says lawmakers would likely need to come back to Indianapolis and vote on the idea.
