Kay Ivey picks up NRA endorsement, expresses regret gambling didn't pass
The governor praised the work of a commission she formed to study the issue in 2020, but kept her distance from debates over the matter.
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The governor praised the work of a commission she formed to study the issue in 2020, but kept her distance from debates over the matter.
A lawmaker says his proposal to create a state lottery is unlikely to get a vote this session. Rep. Chip Brown said Tuesday that the outlook for the bill is
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — Proposals to create a state lottery and allow casino gambling in Alabama are unlikely to be voted on this session, their sponsors said Tuesday. Republican Rep. Chip Brown had proposed establishing a state lottery and using proceeds to provide scholarships to help families pay a portion of tuition at two- and four-year colleges.
Some legislators expect a House vote on a lottery measure as early as this week, but others fear it could be a divisive move late in the session.
Some legislators expect a House vote on a lottery measure as early as this week, but others fear it could be a divisive move late in the session.