LITTLE ROCK (Arkansas News Bureau) — A group backed by Oaklawn Park thoroughbred track argued
Monday in a filing with the state Supreme Court that a proposal to
allow casinos in four counties should be struck from the ballot because
of flaws in the ballot question and in the signatures submitted to
qualify it for the ballot.
The measure's sponsor, professional
poker player Nancy Todd, argued in a separate filing that the Arkansas
Racing Alliance is simply making a last-minute effort to block her
proposal.
Monday was the deadline for the parties to file briefs
in the alliance's lawsuit challenging Todd's proposal, which would amend
the state constitution to allow Nancy Todd's Poker Palace and
Entertainment Venues to operate casinos in Crittenden, Franklin, Miller
and Pulaski Counties.

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