News Source: Cincinnati Enquirer
| 2 months ago
The Ohio Supreme Court says opponents of installing slots at racetracks are entitled to put the question before voters. In a 6-1 ruling Monday, the high court ruled in favor of LetOhioVote.org. The group challenged the rejection of its petitions...
News Source: The Columbus Dispatch
| 2 months ago
The Ohio Ballot Board certified last week that the issue contains only one proposed statute. Jack Boyle -- president of the state chapter of Americans for Prosperity, which is leading a push to end the tax -- said the group still is organizing its...
News Source: The Columbus Dispatch
| 2 months ago
The measure is not an appropriate use of the state constitution, the group says. For similar reasons, the group also is opposing Issue 2, a proposed constitutional amendment creating a new board to develop and enforce guidelines for the care and...
News Source: The Columbus Dispatch
| 2 months ago
Not quite three months into the new two-year state budget cycle and already Gov. Ted Strickland and legislative leaders are facing the prospect of filling an $851 million funding shortfall...Strickland says he is not yet giving up on electronic slot...
News Source: Reuters
| 2 months ago
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled on Monday that the state's plan to allow up to 17,500 video lottery terminals at horse racing tracks is subject to a statewide voter referendum. The 6-1 ruling by the high court puts a potential dent in Ohio's plan to...
News Source: Star Tribune
| 2 months ago
Racetrack slots were sidelined by a high court decision Monday, potentially throwing the state budget off balance by nearly $1 billion and short-circuiting preparations that were well under way. The ruling means video lottery terminals estimated to...