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Coverage dated September 22, 2026 to September 23, 2026

Gubernatorial Candidate Steve Hilton Brings $3 Gas to Goleta for Campaign Stop

Headline from Nooz Hawk

For the first time in a little more than six years, the South Coast saw $3 gas on Tuesday morning in Goleta. The discounted gas was offered until 1 p.m. during a recent campaign stop for California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton.

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  1. Santa Barbara News-Press

    ‘Save with Steve’: Governor candidate Steve Hilton visits Fuel Depot, offers $3 a gallon gas (opens Santa Barbara News-Press)

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    Santa Barbara News-Press's feed description

    One motorist who filled up said, 'It's the only time we are going to get money out of a millionaire.' First 150 customers got the discounted gas

  2. KEYT Santa Barbara

    Steve Hilton’s $3.00 Gas Special Draws in Crowds in Goleta (opens KEYT Santa Barbara)

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    KEYT Santa Barbara's feed description

    Gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton says gas prices are too high and can bring them down. He gave 150 drivers $3.00 a gallon gas in Goleta Tuesday.

  3. Nooz Hawk

    Gubernatorial Candidate Steve Hilton Brings $3 Gas to Goleta for Campaign Stop (opens Nooz Hawk)

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    Nooz Hawk's feed description

    For the first time in a little more than six years, the South Coast saw $3 gas on Tuesday morning in Goleta. The discounted gas was offered until 1 p.m. during a recent campaign stop for California Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton.

  4. The Santa Barbara Independent

    Goleta Gas Station Sells Drivers $3 Gas, Gubernatorial Candidate Steve Hilton Paid the Rest (opens The Santa Barbara Independent)

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    The Santa Barbara Independent's feed description

    Republican candidate tried to win votes at the pump in Tuesday morning campaign event ahead of November’s election.