Two Arkansas Casino Amendments are on the November 6, 2012 ballot in the state of Arkansas as initiated constitutional amendments. One measure would have allowed 24-hour casinos in seven state counties. The proposal was introduced by Michael Wasserman, a Texas businessman who owns Arkansas Hotels and Entertainment Inc. His company would have both owned and operated the casinos, which would have been located in the counties of Sebastian, Pulaski, Garland, Miller, Crittenden, Boone and Jefferson.
The second proposal on the ballot was proposed by Nancy Todd to allow casinos in the state.
According to reports, if both measures were deemed valid for a public vote, the one with the most votes would have been enacted.[1]
Issue 3 is Nancy Todd's proposal.
Issue 4 is Michael Wasserman's proposal.
The second proposal on the cash games ballot was proposed by Nancy Todd to allow casinos in the state.
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