A Race to Legalize Sports Betting
Fort Worth lawmaker reignites push to legalize casino gambling, sports betting in Texas
The Texas Constitution requires voter approval to authorize gambling in Texas, but the issue has traditionally faced intense opposition from religious groups, various law enforcement advocates and state lawmakers who don’t want to see gaming in the Lone Star State.
Texas lawmakers revive push to legalize casinos, online sports betting despite political hurdles
Public opinion appears to be shifting in favor of gambling expansion. A recent University of Houston poll found that 60% of Texans support legalized sports betting, with backing from 64% of Democrats and 59% of Republicans. Support for casino legalization was even higher, with 73% of respondents in favor of resort-style casinos.
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A new survey, however, may help some of you more liberal-minded folks in the Lone Start State feel a bit less lonely.
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Because of their desire to be in a city where gambling is legal and Texas' overall aversion to legalizing gambling, ...
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