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In the likely 2024 GOP showdown for the Missouri attorney general’s office, the race to build a campaign war chest already begun. 

Missouri is trying to fight illegal slot machines through setting up a complaints portal which received almost 100 reports since the start of the year

Missouri is continuing to be plagued by pre-reveal games with a questionable legal status and big companies aren’t taking enough initiative to tip the scales in favor of tighter regulation.

Wildwood-based Torch Electronics, which is accused of operating illegal gambling machines in Missouri, made six $40,000 donations this week to a constellation of political action committees run by its lobbyist, former House speaker Steve Tilley.

​​A company accused of operating illegal gambling machines in Missouri made six $40,000 donations this week to a constellation of political action committees run by its lobbyist.

, Wildwood-based Torch Electronics, which is accused of operating illegal gambling machines in Missouri, made six $40,000 donations this week to a constellation of political action committees run by its lobbyist, former House speaker Steve Tilley.

A company accused of operating illegal gambling machines in Missouri made six $40,000 donations this week to PACs run by its lobbyist.

Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Dave Schatz used his exit from the Legislature to blast Attorney General Eric Schmitt, arguing he failed to stop the proliferation of illegal gambling machines and cost public schools millions in revenue.

Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Dave Schatz used his exit from the legislature to blast Attorney General Eric Schmitt, arguing he failed to stop the proliferation of illegal gambling machines

Missouri Senate President Pro Tem Dave Schatz blasted Attorney General Eric Schmitt, saying he failed to stop the growth of illegal gambling.