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Ohio Casinos Bill goes on November ballot
July 30, 2009

The proposal to license four casinos in Ohio will be placed on the November ballot and decided by voters. The Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner certified there were enough valid signatures on petitions to place the issue on the ballot. She found 452,956 legitimate signatures in the 850,000 submitted. The number needed was 402,000.

A recent Quinnipiac University poll shows Ohio voters favor the measure by a two-to-one margin. They also believe by four-to-one that voters should decide the issue rather than elected officials.

"Enough of the rich fighting the rich to see who gets our money," said Toledo resident Tom Carruthers. "Just give us our freedom to choose, and hopefully they have to fight each other for our business."

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