Could rising gas prices in rural Alaska decide the Senate?
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In some remote rural communities in Alaska, accessible only by plane or boat, gas is costing $8 to $9 per gallon.
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In Bethel, voters tell NBC News' Steve Patterson that affordability is top of mind as they head to the polls in an unusually competitive Senate race.
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