· 2/10/2011
OBOT, OTU A. v. NATIONAL FUEL GAS DISTRIBUTION, CORPORATION
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- a ballot summary that fails to inform the voter of an amendment’s “material effects” is defective
- a ballot summary that fails to inform the voter of an amendment’s “material effects” is defective
- a ballot summary that fails to inform the voter of an amendment’s “material effects” is defective
- “Horse racing, jai alai, and other permitted gaming activities will continue on January 1, 2021, just as they did on December 31, 2020.”
- “Article X, section 23 imposes no continuing requirement for those facilities to conduct dog racing or any other pari-mutuel activity in order to operate slot machines.”
- “A proposed amendment ‘must stand on its own merits and not be disguised as something else.’ ” (quoting Askew v. Firestone, 421 So. 2d 151, 156 (Fla. 1982))
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