JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. AP - A state judge is considering whether the ballot summary for a casino-backed initiative could mislead Missouri voters or whether opponents are merely nitpicking in court to prevent a vote.The ballot proposal would repeal Missouri's unique law limiting gamblers to losing no more than $500 in two hours.
June 27, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. AP – A state judge is considering whether the ballot summary for a casino-backed initiative could mislead Missouri voters or whether opponents are merely nitpicking in court to prevent a vote.
The ballot proposal would repeal Missouri’s unique law limiting gamblers to losing no more than $500 in two hours. It also would cap the number of casinos in the state and raise their taxes slightly.
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