Apr 15, 2021
Las Vegas Sands launches multimillion-dollar ad campaign to push for casinos in Texas
The Texas Tribune – Patrick Svitek The gaming empire Las Vegas Sands is… Read More
Help Bring Destination Resorts, And Their Benefits, To Texas.
What’s In The Legislation?
Luxury Amenities
State-of-the-art entertainment facilities, four- to five-star hotels, casino gaming, live performance venues, destination retail shopping, spas, and more.
Thousands of New Jobs
Each new project would create thousands of construction jobs, and tens of thousands of permanent new jobs in new and existing hotels, convention centers, restaurants, retail centers, and offices.
Funding for Education
Revenue raised from these new sites could provide funding for public education and public higher education, for the arts as well as for public safety and law enforcement.
Economic Benefits
This measure would bring billions of dollars back to Texas from bordering states, to boost the state’s economy. Texans would see several billion dollars invested into the state and billions for local services they rely on.
About Our Coalition
We’re a coalition of Texans from all walks of life, asking state legislators to allow us the opportunity to vote yes on a statewide constitutional amendment authorizing the development of destination resorts in the state’s major markets.
The Latest News
Mar 10, 2021
Some lawmakers fighting to legalize casinos in Texas, bill gaining traction
KHOU – Almiya White (KBMT), Kierra Sam (12News) BEAUMONT, Texas — A… Read More
Mar 9, 2021
Bipartisan legislation filed to legalize casino gambling, sports betting in Texas
Dallas News – Lauren McGaughy AUSTIN — Two state lawmakers are backing… Read More
The Latest from Social
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