Michigan Senate might vote on 90-day gas-tax suspension

  • Michigan’s state Senate might vote today on suspending the gas tax.
  • The proposed suspension would last 90 days and affect $600 million in revenue.
  • House Democrats want to replace the revenue with money from the Rainy Day Fund.

Michigan’s state Senate might vote today on suspending the state’s gas tax for 90 days, prompting an emergency meeting by the Michigan Infrastructure and Transportation Association’s board. The tax funds road repairs, and Republican House Speaker Matt Hall of Richland opposes suspending it without replacing the revenue. House Democrats want to use the state’s Rainy Day Fund to replace the $600 million.

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