August 28th, 2008
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ANCHORAGE — A ballot measure that would create a Gaming Commission was lagging Tuesday.
With 70 percent of the vote counted, the initiative was losing with more than 62 percent of voters rejecting it.
The commission could expand gambling by allowing slot machines, poker rooms, lotteries or any form of waging game.
The seven-member commission would be created within the state Department of Revenue under Ballot Measure 1.
Only legislators now have authority to expand gambling.
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