Granite Staters for Responsible Gaming
Casino Style Charitable Gaming in New Hampshire needs a reset an overhaul reinforced regulation
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Megan Harris, Salem April Bushong, Laconia Jon Mckinnon, Raymond Roy Holton, Londonderry Glenn Lepine, Nashua Raymond Boucher, Manchester Andrew Lavoie, Litchfield William Brassil, Portsmouth Jhonatan Yacila, Manchester Chris Daignault, Claremont Melanie Gleason, Colebrook Maria Spinelli, Epping Haleen Buonano, Concord Ignacio Ramirez, Nashua Dorothy Raper, Woodsville Mark Granger, Canaan Mikey Dunton, Manchester David Welch, Somersworth Dominique Ouellette, Berlin Melissa Small, Candia Wendy Roberts, Hillsborough David Smith, Hillsborough Sylvia Greene, Chichester Scott Hall, Nashua Gerry York, Alton Sandra Mcclain, Raymond Mary Blanco, Portsmouth Natalie Ceder, Portsmouth Linda Bontos, Salem Gerald Clough, Gilford Sandy Sully, Concord Mary Cross, Hampton Garth Thompson, Plymouth Allen Fox, Manchester Rick Strawbridge, Stratham John Pierce, Manchester Shontay McKinnon, Berlin Ann Amadon, Concord John Cox, Merrimack Carol Laurin, Concord Nary Sun, Nashua
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I wholeheartedly support responsible gaming in the Granite state, and any measures aimed at limiting the unchecked and unregulated industry as it currently exists in New Hampshire. I believe it is crucial to protect our state from the harmful social and economic effects that come from an unchecked gaming industry.
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Goal #1
Limit the number of casinos locations per license/license holder to ONE.
Goal #2
Allow communities to opt out of the casino law either by municipal vote or a vote of the executive body.
Goal #3
Limit the number of casinos per region in order to reduce cannibalization which diminishes returns for smaller, locally facing charities.
Goal #4
Enact a stricter process by which licenses are rewarded and a more streamlined process through which they can be revoked.
Goal #5
Create a true gaming commission, removing all oversight authority from the purview of the Lottery Commission.
Goal #6
Establish a statewide moratorium on all new licenses and facilities in order to enact these changes and allow cities and towns to opt out, create zoning districts and otherwise address casino concerns within their municipality.