The Narragansett Tribe of Rhode Island opened the campaign headquarters for its casino bid on Monday.
The tribe has partnered with Harrah�s Entertainment for a casino in West Warwick. Local leaders support the facility, expected to create thousands of jobs.
The tribe has sought voter approval for a casino for several years. But state lawmakers have not put the issue on a ballot since the mid-1990s, when the tribe's proposal failed.
A Congressional rider prevents the Indian Gaming Regulatory Act from applying to the tribe.
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