Voters in Chesapeake Beach, Maryland, fiercely opposed a local ballot question that inquired about their desire to increase gambling in the charming community. Voters in Chesapeake Beach were asked a question to determine public support for casino gambling in addition to choosing the next president of the United States, town mayor, and town council.
Chesapeake Beach voters push back against proposal for gambling expansion
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In Chesapeake Beach, Maryland, voters recently rejected a ballot measure that proposed expanding gambling in the community. The question, which was on the same ballot as the U.S. presidential election, mayoral race, and town council elections, asked voters whether they supported the introduction of casino gambling in the area. Despite the potential economic benefits, local opposition was strong, with many residents voicing concerns about the impact on the community's charm and character.