Legislation

Both wagering initiatives are on the same page, and on the first page of initiatives on the ballot, but the electorate has weightier issues to consider.

Operators with retail locations prefer to go live first with digital to follow, while stand-alone platforms want to go all at once.

Surrounded by legal wagering states, the Green Mountain State appears prepared to discuss the issue in 2023.

A legal wagering bill will have to wait until 2023, as lawmakers instead try to sort out an income tax break and agricultural tax credits.

An independent poll shows that barely half of respondents support legalization, but those around metro areas are more enthusiastic.

Those polled say homelessness is a key issue but only 34% would vote for Proposition 27, which directs funds to homelessness issues.

Regulators struggle with how to work around contradictory legal text and figure out how and when to launch sports betting operators.

Sports betting proposal mirrors what the House passed in March, but it might not be eligible for any new voting this year.

Tone of advertisement shows campaign strategy is changing as election nears, but stops short of asking for a no vote on Proposition 26.

Group joins many political, civil, faith, and business groups in saying legal sports betting won't help solve the homelessness crisis.