According to a new poll, more than half of voters in New York say they aren’t feeling relief over the suspended gas tax — 16 cents per gallon — but are pleased the state did it anyway.
More than half of responding voters in New York say they aren’t feeling relief over the suspended gas tax but are pleased the state did it anyway, according to a new Siena College poll out Thursday.
Respondents in the Siena poll were surveyed early on in the gas tax suspension period, covering several days between early to mid-June. The poll, which spanned several topics including the gas tax holiday, is built on responses from more than 800 people registered to vote in New York state.
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