Voters in three Kansas counties overwhelmingly support a casino, according to a new poll from KWCH 12 television.
In Harvey County, 58 percent said they want a casino and in Marion County, 55 percent supported it. Support was strongest in Sumner County, where 67 percent said they want a casino.
The state is home to four on-reservation casinos. But several tribes, including one without a casino, have sought to build off-reservation casinos. State lawmakers, however, have not warmed to the idea.
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TV station's poll shows support for gaming in Kansas
Wednesday, December 14, 2005 More from this date
TV station's poll shows support for gaming in Kansas
Wednesday, December 14, 2005 More from this date
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