The campaigns for and against the proposed constitutional amendment that could repeal the gaming license for a planned casino in Pope County have raised roughly $31 million combined according to their latest financial disclosure reports.Local Voters in Charge, the sponsor of the casino amendment rai
Rival casino groups raised about $13 million last month from Oklahoma tribes battling over a constitutional amendment in Arkansas that could alter the future of a casino in Pope County.Cherokee Nation Businesses and the Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma are fighting over an amendment that would revoke the
Arkansas’ secretary of state is now involved in the legal battle over an amendment on the November ballot that could permanently alter the state’s casino landscape.Writing on behalf of Arkansas Secretary of State John Thurston, Tim Griffin, the state’s attorney general, filed a brief to the Arkansas
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