Missouri voters weigh tax rules for sports betting ads
Missouri voters face a November ballot measure to legalize sports betting with a proposed 10 percent tax on revenue and a 25 percent cap on promotional deductions. The measure, backed by DraftKings and FanDuel, could shift tax revenue and affect education funding as states vary in promotional treatment and overall tax rates.
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Jack Cardetti
Missouri Education
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Tax Policy Center
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American Gaming Association
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Iowa counties face voter purge questions amid unde liverable notices
Voters received mass removal requests from private challenges amid confusion over 70 day and 90 day deadlines. ACLU urged reinstate any voters unjustly removed in Johnson Muscatine and Pottawattamie counties as auditors report many notices bounced back. County officials note challenges targeted inactive movers and argue removals complied with state and federal rules.
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American Civil Liberties Union
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Muscatine
Pottawattamie
Ari Savitzky
Aclu Voting Rights Project
U.S. Department of Justice
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Houser
Johnson County
Erin Shane
Muscatine County
Tibe Vander Linden
Linn County
Joel Miller
Miller
Linn
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