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Missouri, Amendment 2 and sports betting
Missouri’s Amendment 2 doesn’t guarantee millions of dollars for schools each year from sports betting
Missouri residents will vote on Amendment 2, which would legalize sports betting. Contrary to what ads imply, it doesn't guarantee millions for education.
Missouri's Amendment 2 would make sports betting legal. Here's what to know
If Missouri voters approve Amendment 2 in November's election, the state would join neighboring states that have legalized sports betting.
Will Missouri's sports betting amendment actually support education funding?
The campaign behind Missouri Amendment 2, the November ballot measure to legalize sports gambling, claim the resulting revenues will help fund education in the state. But critics say the wording is misleading — and schools won't see any extra benefits.
Opponents of Missouri sports betting amendment pull TV ads in campaign’s homestretch
The campaign opposing a sports betting constitutional amendment on Missouri’s November ballot canceled more than $1 million in television ads Thursday just as the group pushing the proposal launched new ads featuring beloved St.
Do Amendment 2 TV ads make 'false promises' to Missouri educators and voters?
KOMU 8 News talks to experts and looks into television ads that say Amendment 2 could make millions for schools.
Sports betting in Missouri: Everything you need to know about Amendment 2
Amendment 2 doesn’t address video lottery machines. The sports betting amendment includes these regulations: Background checks for people/companies applying for a sports betting license. People convicted of felonies or gambling offenses can’t run the operations.
Will Missouri’s sports betting amendment actually help fund Kansas City-area schools?
Ahead of the Nov. 5 election, a campaign to legalize sports betting has largely pointed to the potential benefit to Missouri schools. But what does that mean?
As Missourians consider Amendment 2, Kansas offers lessons on sports gambling addiction
Missouri will decide Nov. 5 whether to legalize sports betting. Kansas, which did so in 2022, offers examples of what could follow.
Sports betting is on the ballot in Missouri. Here's what to know about Amendment 2:
EARLIER THIS MONTH, THE SECRETARY OF STATE’S OFFICE CERTIFIED A NUMBER OF BALLOT MEASURES BROUGHT ON BY VOTER PETITIONS, INCLUDING A PUSH TO ENSHRINE ABORTION RIGHTS IN THE MISSOURI CONSTITUTION. IT’S CALLED AMENDMENT THREE.
Missouri politicians have themselves to blame about sports betting situation: Caesar's Better Bettor
The sports betting proposal, while it has its flaws, does something that politicians have failed to do through numerous legislative sessions — bring the issue to a vote.
How would legal sports betting affect college sports in Springfield? What to know
Gamblers in states with legal sports betting already can wager on on college athletics. If Amendment 2 passes Nov. 5, Missourians could, too.
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The Star’s endorsement on Missouri Amendment 2 legalizing sports gambling | Opinion
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Messenger: Missouri sheriffs are on the wrong side of law-and-order with Amendment 6
Rural Missouri sheriffs are trying to grab money from people in court systems, most of them from St. Louis and Kansas City.
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