More than 70% of Nebraskans live within 60 miles of an out-of-state casino, and Nebraskans currently spend nearly $400 million at those casinos each year. By bringing back those tax dollars, we can secure a new revenue stream for property tax relief – while creating thousands of permanent jobs.

This election, it’s easy to show
your support for a STRONGER Nebraska.

Initiative 429:
Legalize Gaming

Initiative 429 will legalize casino gaming at licensed horse racing tracks in the state. In state gaming will:

Keep $400 million in revenue from going to neighboring states.
Create more than 4,600 jobs statewide, including many in rural
areas to support the resulting expansion of the horse racing industry.

Initiative 430:
Create a Gaming Commission

Initiative 430 will create a state regulatory body, funded by casinos, to govern and license Nebraska casinos. The organization will be responsible for:

Ensuring the fair and legal gaming practices at each location.
Ensuring reporting from each gaming facility is accurate and complies with all state laws.

Initiative 431:
Tax Casino Revenue

Initiative 431 will capture more than $65 million of new tax revenue every year:

70% of casino tax revenue will be reserved for property tax relief, contributing more than $40 million dollars to the fund each year.
Counties and cities home to casinos will share 25% of the tax revenue.
The state’s general fund will receive 2.5%, as will the Compulsive Gambler’s Assistance Fund — making Nebraska’s Commission on Problem Gambling the best-funded in the nation per capita.

Jake and Megan Olesiak discuss benefits of keeping the money in Nebraska

Oscar Gomez, Asst City Administrator, talks about the opportunities Nebraska has offered his family

Realtor Pat Wojcik discusses the challenges of Nebraska’s high property taxes.

Commercial Photographer Dan Brouillette Supports Keep the Money in Nebraska

Dave Anderson, owner Anderson Racing Stable

Lynne McNally, Vice President of Nebraska Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association, explains how casino gaming will benefit all Nebraskans

Mike Newlin, GM of Horsemen’s Park and Lincoln Race Course believes casino gaming can help Nebraskans across the state

Remember:
only voting for ALL THREE INITIATIVES
guarantees the benefits for our state.

The Latest

Keep the Money in Nebraska

1 month ago

Thanks Sioux City Journal for considering our casino initiative as one of the top stories of 2020! ... See MoreSee Less

No. 7 story of 2020: Nebraska voters green-light casinos at state's racetracks

"This represented a large investment for us," said Lance Morgan, CEO of Ho-Chunk Inc., which will build casinos in South Sioux City, Omaha and Lincoln, in November. "I think it's

Each Year Nebraskans Are Spending $400 Million Gambling In Neighboring States.

It’s time to bring that money home!

70% Of This Taxable Revenue Will Go Directly To The

Property Tax Relief Program

More money for our state.

More than 4,600 jobs statewide.

More property tax relief.

Voting FOR-FOR-FOR just makes sense.

This election, it’s easy to show your support for a STRONGER Nebraska.

Initiative 429: Legalize Gaming

Initiative 430: Create a Gaming Commission

Initiative 431: Tax Casino Revenue

Jake and Megan Olesiak discuss benefits of keeping the money in Nebraska

Oscar Gomez, Asst City Administrator, talks about the opportunities Nebraska has offered his family

Realtor Pat Wojcik discusses the challenges of Nebraska’s high property taxes.

Commercial Photographer Dan Brouillette Supports Keep the Money in Nebraska

Dave Anderson, owner Anderson Racing Stable

Lynne McNally, Vice President of Nebraska Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association, explains how casino gaming will benefit all Nebraskans

Mike Newlin, GM of Horsemen’s Park and Lincoln Race Course believes casino gaming can help Nebraskans across the state

Remember: only voting for ALL THREE INITIATIVES guarantees the benefits for our state.

The Latest

Endorsements

10/18: Editorial: Nebraska should stake a claim to gambling revenue

9/20: OUR OPINION: Nebraska voters should approve casino measures

Editorial, 9/18: Gambling, payday loan initiatives should pass

Jake and Megan Olesiak discuss benefits of keeping the money in Nebraska

Oscar Gomez, Asst City Administrator, talks about the opportunities Nebraska has offered his family

Realtor Pat Wojcik discusses the challenges of Nebraska’s high property taxes.

Commercial Photographer Dan Brouillette Supports Keep the Money in Nebraska

Dave Anderson, owner Anderson Racing Stable

Lynne McNally, Vice President of Nebraska Horsemen’s Benevolent and Protective Association, explains how casino gaming will benefit all Nebraskans

Mike Newlin, GM of Horsemen’s Park and Lincoln Race Course believes casino gaming can help Nebraskans across the state