By The Weekly Edge desk ·
The US Senate rejected a cloture motion concerning the CLARITY Act on 15 September, CDC Gaming reported. The vote was 49–50, blocking a procedural step that tribal gaming operators and lawmakers viewed as crucial to efforts to prohibit sports event contracts.
The failed cloture motion blocks a procedural step viewed as crucial to prohibiting sports event contracts.
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