Map Shows Donald Trump's Approval Rating in States With $6.50 Diesel
Summary
Diesel fuel prices in 16 U.S. states and the District of Columbia have reached $6.50 or higher per gallon, with California topping the list at over $8.40. These high fuel costs come amid global supply issues linked to the Iran war and have contributed to decreasing approval ratings for President Donald Trump.Key Facts
- Diesel prices have hit a record high of $6.53 per gallon nationally, up from $3.69 a year ago.
- California has the highest diesel price at $8.44 per gallon.
- Other states with diesel prices above $6.50 include Washington, Hawaii, Indiana, Michigan, and New York.
- Rising diesel costs are linked to global supply constraints caused by the Iran war and other factors.
- President Trump attributes high fuel prices partly to the Russia-Ukraine war and supports actions to prevent Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons.
- Polls show declining approval ratings for President Trump’s handling of the economy in states with the highest diesel prices.
- Surveys indicate many voters blame the Republican Party more than Democrats for rising fuel costs.
- High diesel prices affect important industries like logistics and construction, increasing economic pressure.
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