Legislation

On Wednesday, May 1, the Illinois Senate voted 32-20 in favour of a bill, which would allow video lottery terminals to be installed an operated at state racetracks.

It has been reported that at least four chambers of commerce across the nation are calling on Canadian Senators to approve Bill C-290, the piece of legislation which would amend the criminal code and ...

In Pennsylvania, newly-introduced legislation regarding internet gambling is calling for the state government to receive a percentage of internet gaming's gross revenue, and the bill calls for Pennsyl...

It has been reported that on Monday, April 15, Indiana bill SB 528 passed the House by a vote of 73-17. The bill would see a total of $10 million in slot machine revenue currently earmarked for the ho...

It has been reported that the push for tabling gaming to be included at Indiana racetracks recently received a bit of a blow in the legislature.

One month ago, Premier Kathleen Wynne pledged that horse racing and the Ontario Lottery & Gaming Corp. would once again partner and that racing would have access to new revenue streams. Is single-...

It has been reported that Senate Bill 110 in Kentucky, which is legislation that will support the state's standardbred breeding industry, was signed last week by Governor Steve Beshear.

The first day of the sixth Harness Racing Congress, held Saturday morning (March 2) at the Westin Beach Resort and Spa in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, was filled with panel discussions on government rela...

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has signed an internet gaming bill that will bring intra-state online casino gaming, including poker, to both residents and visitors of the state.

On Monday, February 26, the Indiana Senate voted in favour of a bill that will accommodate both the state’s horse racing industry and its riverboat-gaming industry at the same time.

Reports out of Kentucky indicate that paperwork is pending with the state's racing commission regarding the sale of a harness track to thoroughbred racing and sales company Keeneland.

On Thursday, February 8 in New Jersey, Governor Chris Christie conditionally vetoed an anticipated piece of online gaming legislation. Although the news sounds like Gov. Christie is against the measur...