A broad coalition of tribes, church leaders, environmentalists and politicians officially launched their campaign against a ballot initiative that would allow non-Indian card clubs to operate slot machines.
Some members of the No on I-892 oppose all forms of gambling, including tribal. Despite their disagreements, they all agree that passage of I-892 is a bad thing. The campaign has raised more than $3 million, with tribes contributing much of the money. Tim Eyman, sponsor of I-892, argues that allowing slot machines and taxing them will raise revenue for the state, leading to lower property taxes. Get the Story: