Missouri’s Amendment 2 sports gambling vote just got more interesting.The Christian County clerk added an additional 9,800 votes to the county’s certified total submitted to the Missouri Secretary of State’s office. Clerk Paula Brumfield says those were absentee, mail-in, and provisional ballots.In
Significant election news from the United States: Missouri voters are poised to vote on amending state law according to the "Second Amendment," which would make sports betting a fully regulated legal activity. Specifically, the voting proposal seeks to amend the Missouri Constitution to allow
In Missouri, sports betting will soon be legal after Tuesday night’s election, but the measure just barely passed.In fact, it wasn’t until the early morning hours Wednesday that Amendment 2 was declared a winner. It came down to a margin of less than 5,000 votes, according to the Missouri Secretary
Missouri voters have narrowly approved Amendment 2, legalizing online sports betting across the state. With a slim margin of just over 14,000 votes out of 2.9 million cast, the measure will allow Missourians to place bets online and at licensed facilities, directing the Missouri Gaming Commission to
A new report from data tracking website GeoComply, reveals Missourians tried to make more than 11 million sports wagers since football season opened, but couldn’t do so because it remains illegal in the state.That figure comes as voters are already deciding on Amendment 2 which would create a legal
The St. Louis City Democratic Central Committee on Tuesday said it was backing each of the city and statewide ballot questions facing voters this November except for Amendment 2, which would legalize sports betting in Missouri.Sean Fauss, the organization’s chair, cited the ballot measure’s language
The campaign opposing a sports betting constitutional amendment on Missouri’s November ballot canceled more than $1 million in television ads Thursday just as the group pushing the proposal launched new ads featuring former St. Louis Cardinals shortstop Ozzie Smith.The Independent’s tracking of broa
It’s time to bet the over-under on how much will be spent this year on gambling ballot measures in Missouri.A good mark might be $60 million. Online bookies poured $32 million so far into the Amendment 2 campaign to legalize sports betting, and a casino company grumpy about the deal countered with $
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