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Maryland to vote on Question 7

5 November 2012

Maryland voters will not only decide on their president tomorrow, but also Question 7, which could mean expanded gambling for the state.

Maryland vote pits bully, new kid

4 November 2012

Maryland voters will determine if the state becomes a multimillion-dollar gambling jurisdiction or a multibillion-dollar casino-resort destination. We'll also find out whether MGM Resorts puts the bully in its place, or if Penn National is still king of the school.

Penn chief: Fighting Maryland casino expansion worth the effort

19 October 2012

The regional casino operator has been the funding force behind the defeat of Maryland's Question 7, which would allow a Las Vegas-style casino to be built in suburban Prince George's County.

Penn National getting its bucks in a row to battle gaming expansion in Maryland

11 October 2012

The Baltimore Sun reported that Penn National has so far donated $18.1 million to the "Get the Facts" committee that is working to defeat Question 7 on the Nov. 6 ballot.

Report predicts Marylanders will spend big at W. Va. casino

8 October 2012

Maryland urged to expand gambling by pro-gambling group and keep gamblers from traveling to West Virginia to spend.

Washington Redskins endorse gambling expansion in Maryland

3 October 2012

Gambling expansion in Maryland has gained a strong endorsement from the Washington Redskins football team.

Gambling interests spent $3.6 million on special session in Maryland

18 September 2012

Lobbyists scored more than $320,000 for the four-day August session.

Maryland casino referendum launches big spending

17 September 2012

So far the scorecard reads: MGM Resorts, $5.4 million in campaign contributions; Penn National, $9.5 million.

Maryland Live! unveils final 1,043 slots, becomes country's third-largest commercial casino

13 September 2012

High-limit slots room, Shop Live! retail store and Bus Lounge highlight the "Phase II" Grand Opening of the $500+ million gaming and entertainment destination.

Maryland casinos’ take drops in August

7 September 2012

The cause of the drop wasn’t immediately clear, but the weather and the fact that many people go on vacation in August may have been factors.

MGM, Penn prepare for battle over sixth casino in Maryland

20 August 2012

Marylanders, get ready for a mudslinging sequel.

MGM Resorts has inside track for newly approved sixth Maryland casino

16 August 2012

The sixth casino would be located in Prince George's County. MGM Resorts appears to have the inside track for the license, and proposes a $700 million complex in National Harbor, a development along the Potomac River, about 10 miles from Washington D.C.

Maryland Gov. fed up with gambling issue

8 August 2012

Maryland's Gov. becoming impatient with gambling expansion issue and wants to move on from it.

Hollywood Casino in Perryville want to return video slots

6 August 2012

The Hollywood Casino in Perryville is feeling the pinch since Maryland Live! opened in June.

Maryland governor backs plan for casino

30 July 2012

In calling for a special session of the General Assembly to start Aug. 9, Gov. Martin O'Malley asked lawmakers to consider allowing a $700 million hotel-casino with full-scale gaming in Prince George's County and to let slot machine-only casinos add table games.

Maryland governor favors alternate gambling plan for state

16 July 2012

A proposal for establishment of a state Gaming Commission to address issues including the tax rate on slot machines is key.

Maryland Gaming Supplier Regulatory Overview

11 July 2012

Maryland: Poll suggests support for expanded gambling

25 June 2012

55 percent of Marylanders support expanded gambling poll now shows.

MGM Resorts' Maryland casino plans dealt a blow by state panel

22 June 2012

The collapse of negotiations is a blow to MGM Resorts' planned development at National Harbor in Prince George's County, about 10 miles from the Capitol.

Cordish wants casino in Atlantic City

15 June 2012

Owner of newly opened Maryland Live! has his sights now set on an Atlantic City casino.

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