POLITICSMISSOURI INDEPENDENT
Fate of Missouri bill on gas station slot machines could turn on GOP primary results
A Missouri bill authorizing gas station slot machines, sponsored by Rep. Bill Hardwick, faces Senate resistance but could gain traction depending on GOP primary outcomes in three key districts. The 8th, 16th, and 20th districts feature candidates with opposing views on gambling expansion, with some receiving significant donations from gambling interests.
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Bill HardwickpersonMissouri LotteryorganizationMissouri HouseorganizationJon PattersonpersonDan StacypersonDon MayhewpersonHannah KellypersonCurtis TrentpersonLori RookpersonLincoln HoughpersonMissouri Allianceorganization8th Districtplace16th Districtplace20th Districtplaceslot machinestopicRepublican primariestopic
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