Let’s Go Washington, a conservative political action committee, lowered the price of gas to $3.19 a gallon at a Vancouver Chevron gas station for two hours Friday morning.
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Source: The Columbian
Backers of I-2117 slash gas prices at Vancouver station to highlight impact of climate act
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