Christie to Make NJ Internet Gambling Decision by Tomorrow
March 2, 2011 at 11:08 am
New Jersey Governor Chris Christie has until Thursday to veto or sign a bill allowing Atlantic City casino companies run online gambling websites for state residents. The bill has already passed through both houses of New Jersey legislature and has the support of both parties, and if Christie signs the bill, all of the money earned through the online gambling would be allocated to the horse-racing industry. If he vetoes it and the voters have to approve it, the bill will most likely be derailed because a recent poll found that 67% of New Jersey residents are against Internet gambling, according to The Wall Street Journal.