The Florida Supreme Court heard arguments about a proposed constitutional amendment that could severely limit the expansion of gambling in Florida by giving voters, instead of state lawmakers or counties, control over casino-style games.
Supporters hope to get the “Voter Control of Gambling in Florida” proposal on the 2018 ballot, but before that happens, the Supreme Court has to decide whether the ballot summary is clear and whether the measure adheres to a “single-subject” requirement of citizens’ initiatives.
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