Tuesday, October 13, 2009

New poll: Issue 3

A "yes" vote means you favor having casinos in several Ohio cities. A "no" votes means you don't want casinos in Ohio. If you want more info on Issue 3, click here.

Cast your vote in the left sidebar.

5 comments:

  1. If you can't lick 'em, join 'em!
    Let's keep Ohio dollars in Ohio.
    People are always going to gamble,
    Ohio should profit from it.
    Think of all the fuel that will be
    saved by the "wrinkle busses."
    It will enhance the overwhelming success
    of the 35 year-old Ohio Lottery.
    We just need to get enough guts to
    make drugs and prostitution legal, then
    we can repeal all state taxes as a model
    for the rest of the nation. Go, Palin!!

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  2. Was Connie Conservative's comments meant to be satire? I can't believe what I just read.

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  3. In regard to Issue 3 - believe that it should be defeated, not because I am against gambling or having Casinos in Ohio - but because this bill is very poorly written and it won't benefit Ohio as it should. Believe that Ohio legislature and the Guv should get together and craft a piece of legislation where the construction, ownership and operation of any casinos in Ohio would be done by Ohians not outsiders, and that the bill leaves it open to each community whether they want a casino or not. We shouldn't just cater to the big 3-C highway gang. Also believe that any profit monies that are gained through casinos should be divided with 50% remaining within the state budget and the other 50% divided equally throughout the 88 Ohio counties - not just left in Columbus. Cookiebird

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  4. To 9:45 AM - Read the bill. A significant amount of money will go the school districts and counties. I believe the estimate that our share would be something like $1.5 million for the DC schools and $1 million for the county itself. The State's share will NOT all go to Columbus.

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  5. Most of the negitive advertising on this has come for Indiana. If this passes on Ohio Indiana will stand to lose 200 million in tax dollars. That is why there is so much negitive press about this issue.

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