Nassau and Suffolk county officials are pushing Cuomo to allow slot machines on Long Island as part of his plan to
expand legalized gambling in the state.
ALBANY — Nassau and Suffolk county officials are pushing Gov. Cuomo to allow slot machines on Long Island as part of his plan to
expand legalized gambling in the state.
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«For state legislators, it is much harder to raise taxes on income or sales or cut spending on education or other vital services, while
legalizing and
expanding gambling is seen as a relatively easy and painless source of revenue and job growth,» said Lucy Dadayan, the Rockefeller analyst who wrote the report.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo introduced a broadly worded amendment to the state's Constitution that would
expand and
legalize gambling.
Earlier this week, Governor Cuomo said talks between Genting and his administration over the Queens convention center had broken down, and he would now wait until
expanded gambling is actually
legalized in New York State, then take open bids to operate casinos and build convention centers.