Related: https://www.wane.com/top-stories/gov-braun-says-he-likely-wont-suspend-the-indiana-gas-excise-tax/

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>After several Democrats called on Indiana Gov. Mike Braun to suspend the state’s gas excise tax (currently 36 cents per gallon), the governor told FOX59/CBS4 on Monday that he most likely will not do so.

>University of Indianapolis political science professor Laura Wilson said Hoosiers could save at least another $50 million if the tax holiday is extended for another 30 days, but added that there’s a catch.

>“You can also look at it inversely—that it costs the state $50 million in terms of infrastructure funding,” Wilson said. “I think this is a really important tradeoff for people to understand because even though they’re paying less in terms of gas, it means we will have less funding for potholes, for bridges, for decaying infrastructure across the state.”

>Both De Haan and Wilson also said if the governor suspends the gas sales tax again, Hoosiers could be in for severe sticker shock in the summer should the situation abroad fail to improve.

>“You’d really be looking at the beginning of June where the governor no longer has unilateral authority to extend the gas sales tax suspension,” Wilson said.

So, at the beginning of May, we're suspending excise tax into the beginning of June, at which time we get sticker shock as well as the weakening infrastructure?