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Video: Politico/Public First poll finds 3 in 5 Americans overestimate local gas price rises

Politico/Public First poll finds 3 in 5 Americans overestimate local gas price rises

Jul 24, 2026

MS NOW segment discusses a new Politico/Public First poll showing three in five Americans overestimate gas price increases in their area and roughly half say prices will influence their midterm vote. Guests analyze why voters perceive worse conditions than data show, linking it to the ongoing Iran war's price volatility, summer travel costs, and broader economic anxiety. Peter Hamby, Charles Blow, and Democratic strategist Chuck Rocha examine implications for Republicans and Democrats in the 2026 midterms. The discussion references granular pricing data, AAA averages, and generic ballot trends showing a Democratic edge. Sourcing relies on the named poll, AAA fuel data, and panel commentary rather than additional primary documents or opposing polls.

Source: MS NOW

Video: Hudson dismisses midterm risk from gas prices tied to Iran conflict

Hudson dismisses midterm risk from gas prices tied to Iran conflict

Jul 9, 2026

The clip is from a May 6, 2026 NOTUS interview with Rep. Richard Hudson, NRCC chair. He responds to questions about a Middle East war and rising gas prices potentially hurting Republicans in midterms. Hudson states voters remember high prices from before, claims prices are now down on the right trajectory due to actions against Iran, and notes only a small recent increase. The segment is posted by American Bridge 21st Century.

Source: American Bridge 21st Century

Video: Gas prices track lower after US-Iran ceasefire deal but remain elevated

Gas prices track lower after US-Iran ceasefire deal but remain elevated

Jun 16, 2026

ABC News segment tracks US gas prices following a preliminary US-Iran ceasefire deal and expected reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Reporter Elizabeth Schulze reports from Alabama, citing local and national averages, GasBuddy expectations for further declines by July 4, and persistent elevation above pre-war levels. Segments also cover airline fares staying firm, fuel surcharges for businesses, and the typical lag between crude price drops and consumer relief. The report draws on real-time averages, analyst views, and a price chart showing the post-war spike and recent decline. It references the 60-day ceasefire window and shipping uncertainties without named on-camera experts beyond the correspondent.

Source: ABC News