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You're paying more for gas than any voter ever has on an Election Day — a gallon of regular is $4.15 right now, up from $3.04 a year ago. That's $1.11 more per gallon, about $17 extra on every fifteen-gallon fill-up, and over $800 a year if you fill up weekly. Prices have fallen ten days in a row, but the national average has stayed above $4 since April — the longest stretch on record. Here are three moves to pay less at the pump. Follow US Money Guide for daily money tips!
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