The court’s rulings mean that backers of the gambling proposals don’t have to start from the ground up on getting approval of the initiative wording if they want to revive the measures for the 2024 ballot.
April 15, 2022 at 09:05 AM
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The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday left open the possibility of reviewing two proposals that would expand gambling in the state, while rejecting a review of a stalled ballot initiative on broadening Medicaid eligibility.
The court’s actions could make it easier to get on the 2024 ballot for backers of an initiative that would allow sports betting in the state and another proposal that would authorize Las Vegas-style gambling in North Florida.
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