Maryland Voters are Opposed to iGaming!

iGaming makes gambling available anywhere, anytime — which can accelerate risky behavior and make recovery harder. Always-on access also increases exposure for young people in the home and on shared devices.

What you can do: urge lawmakers to reject iGaming expansion.

When casino-style gaming moves online, communities can see reduced foot traffic and reduced spillover spending that supports nearby restaurants, hospitality, and small businesses.

Focus question for policymakers: what’s the plan to protect local jobs and small business revenue?

Problem gambling can lead to higher public costs — including treatment needs, financial distress, and reduced productivity. Any projected tax revenue should be weighed against these downstream impacts.

Ask for transparency: demand independent analysis of total costs, not just revenue projections.