Simply put, Proposition 27 would legalize online sports betting in the state. Proposition 26 would allow sports betting, but only in-person at tribal casinos and racetracks, expanding the types of betting at those establishments.

https://www.mercurynews.com/2022/08/20/betting-big-with-357-million-raised-california-gambling-propositions-already-break-spending-records/amp/

Here are the endorsements


https://www.mercurynews.com/2022/07/29/editorial-california-doesnt-need-more-gambling-vote-no-on-props-26-27/amp/

these Props are notoriously hard to figure out. Also, see who is funding them...

Nobody bothers to explain it. If the bettors pay, then the odds are much worse than they already are.
It's not like the Indian Casinos are going to pay the same as Nevada yet give millions to the homeless.

So, explain it to me or I go No all the way.

Don’t know where the $ is coming from and IMO, there are better things to do than gamble.

Since 2018, about 30 states have legalized sports betting, including 21 that allow online betting.

If you are against legalized sports betting you are supporting the black market gambling industry run by the mob and cartels.

Legalize it, regulate it, and tax it.

Just like weed.
It's here and not going away.

You can let it be legal like all the other reasonable states that have done so follow a SCOTUS ruling or let the mobsters make all that money tax free

Gambling has completely changed sports. They are entirely about wagering. The amount wagered is staggering, and gambling ruins lives. IMO.

I would vote to ban all sports gambling.

The (true) story goes that some physicists had a conference in Las Vegas, which welcomed them.

Until.

Until Las Vegas saw that they were too smart to gamble because the house always takes 10% or so off the top, making it a losing proposition on average. They were "banned" from having further conventions in the city.

Like they say…Follow the money.

Tikki

Neutral on 26, no on 27.

Response on Prop 27: Legalizes online sports betting. Out-of-state corporations would get 90% of the profits leaving little to fight homelessness, and directly attacks the sovereignty of CA Native American tribes.

Yes on everything else (Props 1, 28, 29, 30, 31).

https://cadem.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/07/CADEM-Prop-Final.pdf

Looks like I'm voting NO on both props.