California tribes are stepping up their lobbying campaigns on Internet gaming.
The California Online Poker
Association, a coalition led by the Morongo Band of Mission
Indians, supports Senate Bill 40, to legalize Internet poker.
The group is running radio and television ads to urge lawmakers to act on the bill before a deadline passes in less than a month.
The California Tribal Business
Alliance opposes the bill, as well as another one that would legalize Internet gambling. The group has asked lawmakers not to take action.
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Internet poker battle waged in Sacramento
(The Los Angeles Times 8/16)
Internet poker backers launch TV ads; opposing tribes fight back
(The Sacramento Bee 8/16)
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