About 30 days before Republicans suffered their biggest midterm election in decades this week, party leaders in the Statehouse made a big promise to drivers to temporarily cut Ohio’s gas tax, starting just as early voting began.
As planned, gas prices listed on retailers’ signs would fall the whole 38.5 cents per gallon (47 cents per gallon of diesel) for the 90-day “gas tax holiday.”
But the savings haven’t made it to customers, at least according to about 200 Ohioans who filed complaints with the Ohio Attorney General’s Office…