South Dakota Repeal Video Lottery (2006)
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Initiated Measure 7 appeared on the November 2006 in South Dakota as an Initiated state statute, where it was defeated.[1]
- Yes: 110,032 (33%)
- No: 222,889 (67%)
Ballot wording
The South Dakota Attorney General's explanation of the measure is as follows:
The State operates video lottery as authorized by State law. During the last year, the State received approximately one hundred twelve million dollars ($112,000,000.00) from video lottery which is 11% of the state general fund budget.
The proposed law would repeal video lottery and eliminate this source of revenue.[2]
Campaign finance
Donors for the campaign for the measure:[3]
- Forward South Dakota: $474,303
- South Dakota Family Policy 2006 Issue Fund: $123,166
- Total: $597,469
Donors for the campaign against the measure:
- No on 7: $824,645
- Total: $824,645
- Overall Total: $1,422,114
See also
- South Dakota
- South Dakota Senate
- South Dakota House of Representatives
- South Dakota 2006 ballot measures
External links
References
- ↑ South Dakota 2006 Election Results
- ↑ South Dakota Attorney General Explanation
- ↑ Follow the Money, "Donors"
