Gov. Rick Scott is playing his cards close to his vest, and it's unclear whether he'll wrap up negotiations in time for the Legislature to ratify a new compact with the tribe before the legislative session ends May 2.
March 21, 2014 at 11:20 AM
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House and Senate leaders are waiting for Gov. Rick Scott to seal a deal with the Seminole Tribe before they finalize decisions about the future of gambling in Florida.
The governor is playing his cards close to his vest, and it’s unclear whether he’ll wrap up negotiations in time for the Legislature to ratify a new compact with the tribe before the legislative session ends May 2.
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