States Turn To Lottery Revenues
A group of Midwest lawmakers from Michigan to Kansas debate loosening constitutions to permit state lotteries. Supporters promise new revenue for schools and less tax pain, while opponents fear crime, gambling culture, and political backlash in election years. Illinois and Michigan push toward change. Ohio and Iowa inch toward ballot questions, with Topeka and Springfield wary of Nevada comparisons.
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Zeke" Hota
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