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Washington Today
By the People, for the People
Oklahoma Has Lowest Gas Prices Nationwide
Prices at the pump remain high in other states like California and Hawaii.
Apr. 7, 2026 at 1:11am
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Dramatic regional disparities in gas prices across the country impact consumer spending and the broader economy.Washington TodayAccording to GasBuddy, Oklahoma currently has the lowest average gas price in the country at $3.22 per gallon. In contrast, California, Hawaii, and Washington have the highest prices, with averages of $5.87, $5.55, and $5.32 per gallon respectively.
Why it matters
Gas prices have a significant impact on consumer spending and the overall economy. Oklahoma's low prices provide some relief for drivers, while the high prices in other states continue to strain household budgets.
The details
GasBuddy, a leading fuel price tracking app, reported that Oklahoma has the lowest average gas price nationwide at $3.22 per gallon as of Monday. This contrasts sharply with the highest prices, which are found in California ($5.87), Hawaii ($5.55), and Washington ($5.32).
- GasBuddy reported the latest gas price data on Monday, April 7, 2026.
The players
GasBuddy
A leading mobile app and website that tracks real-time fuel prices across the United States.
The takeaway
The significant disparity in gas prices across the country highlights the regional factors that influence fuel costs, such as taxes, supply, and demand. While Oklahoma drivers enjoy some relief, the high prices in other states continue to strain household budgets and impact consumer spending.

