South Dakota Repeal Video Lottery (2006)

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2008

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2006

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South Dakota Measure 7

Initiated Measure 7 is an Initiated state statute in South Dakota regarding the repeal of video gaming. 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.[1]

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Result

Failed, with 66.95% of the vote going to reject the proposed law.

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  1. South Dakota Attorney General Explanation

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