The slots referendum, or Question 2 on Maryland's election ballot, has polarized activists and spawned a web of competing, contradictory "facts." Based on these arguments, the ballot item could either save Maryland from economic failure, or send cash-starved gambling addicts on crime sprees.
One thing's for certain, though: On Tuesday, voters will decide whether or not to authorize up to 15,000 slot machines throughout the state,...
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