The Nebraska Legislature on Wednesday narrowly approved a two-casino measure for the November ballot.
The proposed constitutional amendment needed 30 votes to be placed on the ballot. It received 31 votes.
The measure is seen as a compromise to an earlier versions that would have allowed up to eight casinos. It is seen as a more reasoned alternative to a ballot initiative to allow video gaming in bars throughout the state.
If the amendment is approved, Nebraska's four recognized tribes would be able to offer gaming on their lands.
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(The Lincoln Journal Star 4/15)
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