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

Today, a new TV awareness campaign launched to inform the public about a plan for gaming in Alabama. The comprehensive plan will bring the state a billion dollars, and millions more to come.

Source: Vimeo

The Poarch Band of Creek Indians announces a public awareness campaign focused on communicating details of their comprehensive plan for gaming in Alabama. The plan is designed to generate billions of dollars in new revenues to the State, create thousands of new jobs, and regulate and tax gaming interests.

Source: PR Newswire

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Ernest L. Stevens Jr., chairman of the National Indian Gaming Association, explains how Indian gaming contributes on federal, state and local levels.

Source: Dothan Eagle

In this opinion piece about the unknown interest group attacking the Poarch Creek Indians, Dale Jackson states, “[they] refuse to be transparent about who is funding them and [act] shocked when the Indians don’t support plans to disrupt their business.”

Source: Dale Jackson

Robbie McGhee with the Poarch Band of Creek Indians talks to Yellow Hammer news about supporting the lottery.

Source: Yellowhammer