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They still have a long way to go, but at least a legislator has introduced a bill in the House to allow electronic 'games of skill' to be allowed at the state’s racetracks

Table games for Delaware's two standardbred racetracks, Dover Downs and Harrington Raceway, are halfway home to state approval

The president of the Kentucky senate, David Williams, lost his bid for a constitutional amendment on slots at tracks yesterday, garnering only 21 votes where 23 were

Governor Steve Beshear’s effort to get slots at Kentucky tracks approved in his legislature met with lack of enthusiasm and resistance in the state capital at Frankfort, and drew a quick response from...

Table games for Pennsylvania track racinos passed a major test yesterday in the house, winning a narrow 97-95 vote of approval, mainly on straight party-line voting

Steve Beshear, governor of Kentucky, speaking of a bill that could bring slots to Kentucky’s tracks, told reporters yesterday he was “pretty confident that we will have enough votes to pass the bill i...

Senator Damon Thayer, a major player in the debate over slots at tracks in Kentucky, is proposing a constitutional amendment to legalize slots that could mean $100 million to the state’s horse industr...

House Bill 4311, the senate version restoring $2.5 million in operating funds for the Michigan Racing Commission, passed the senate yesterday

According to an article on eagletribune.com, the New Hampshire Senate yesterday approved a bill which would allow up to 15,000 slot machines at six

A report on unionleader.com indicates that the New Hampshire Senate Ways and Means Committee has voted in favour of recommending a gambling bill which would see slots okayed for state racetra

The Illinois senate recently voted 37-13 in favour of legislation ensuring the state's horse racing industry will keep a $90 million subsidy from Illinois casinos.