Officials with Indian and non-Indian gambling entities in Alabama, who compete in the legislative arena, told Gov. Kay Ivey’s Study Group on Gambling Policy today they are ready to discuss proposals to allow gambling expansion, including the possibility of Las Vegas-style casinos.

Source: AL.com

On February 4^th, a new legislative session begins. You will have 30 working days to develop solutions to the critically important issues facing our State. Gaming is one of those issues. Passing legislation that puts the power of gaming to work for our State can change it for the better – not just for a few years, but for generations.

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The Billion-Dollar Plan could pay for many of Alabama's current needs.

Source: WBRL.com

Robbie McGhee says, "If we are going to look at any type of gaming within the state, it should be done well, it should be done right, it should be taxed, and it should be regulated."

Source: myNBC15.com

The Billion-Dollar Plan could pay for many of Alabama's current needs.

Source: WHNT.com

Tribal Chair and CEO Stephanie Bryan says, “I am not aware of anyone else who has brought forward a plan to bring $1 billion to the state in its first year.”

Source: AL.com

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians are proposing a plan that would bring the state a billion dollars in revenue. The plan requires a constitutional amendment. NBC 15 interviews residents to get "their take" on the proposal.

Source: NBC 15

Poarch Band of Creek Indians Vice Chair Robbie McGhee appeared on The Jeff Poor Show to talk about the tribe's gaming proposal. This 'Billion Dollar Plan' would bring much-needed revenue to the state of Alabama.

Source: The Jeff Poor Show

Yellowhammer News reports it recently obtained data "that shows a plurality of Republican primary voters in Alabama support legalizing casino gaming while a strong majority of the same demographic supports a state-run lottery. In the Mobile (61.4%) and Birmingham (50.4%) media markets each, a majority supported casino gaming."

Source: Yellowhammer News