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Illinois Dems tap gambling to fill budget gap

Democrats who control state government are betting on two of its most rapidly growing revenue sources: sports wagering and video gambling.

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ANALYSIS: Democrats tap gaming cash cow to help fill state budget gap

SPRINGFIELD – In order to boost infrastructure spending and avoid a projected fiscal cliff facing the state in the next couple of years, Democrats who control state government are betting

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Democrats tap gaming cash cow to help fill state budget gap

SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — In order to boost infrastructure spending and avoid a projected fiscal cliff facing the state in the next couple of years, Democrats who control state government are

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Capitol Fax com - Your Illinois News Radar » Sun-Times reports two revenue sticking points remain

Capitol Fax com - Your Illinois News Radar » Sun-Times reports two revenue sticking points remain
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Illinois lawmakers hope bill can remove illegal vaping products from gas stations, retailers

There are roughly 300 vaping products approved by the FDA, but state lawmakers and advocates have seen a significant rise in unregulated products hitting the shelves.

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