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New Hampshire lawmakers consider bill to expand charitable gaming beneficiaries

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New Hampshire’s Senate passed SB 542, and the House Ways and Means Committee is considering the bill to expand charities’ access to the state’s charitable gaming system. The proposal would reduce each charity’s annual casino beneficiary limit from 10 days to seven; sponsor Tim Lang said this could raise the number of charities supported by each casino from about 73 to more than 100.

If enacted, the bill would change how often charities can partner with casinos and broaden access to gaming proceeds.

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