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Goodbye to the Texas Lottery? This is the bill that wants to abolish the game entirely
The Texas Lottery faces an uncertain future as the legislature closes in on a deadline that could see it wiped out forever. There are now less than 30 days remaining in the session, and lawmakers must act to either continue or abolish the scheme, which contributes approximately $2 billion annually to public education and veterans’ programs.
Some legislators are pushing to eliminate the Texas Lottery amid questions about its management and multiple criminal ...
"I know a lot of people would be unhappy because I know a lot of people buy lottery tickets, but, folks, you don't want to play a game that's fixed," Texas Lt. Governor Dan Patrick said.
After questionable multi-million-dollar jackpots, the state Senate banned the use of couriers who helped customers buy lottery tickets, which lawmakers said violated state law. The agency stopped ...
As the Texas legislature moves one step closer to making it illegal to own land for citizens from China, Iran, Russia and ...
After jackpot controversies, multiple resignations of lottery officials and a ban on online lotto ticket sales, the system is ...
“There’s a middle ground option here, which is to reform the existing Lottery Commission to prevent future mishaps…the Texas lottery is in a very weak position right now and they pretty much ...
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