ANNAPOLIS — The Maryland Senate passed a bill Saturday that would let state voters decide in November whether a sixth Maryland casino should be built in Prince George’s County.
An amendment tacked on to legislation introduced earlier this year by Sen. Katherine Klausmeier, D-Baltimore, would also let voters decide whether to allow table games like blackjack and roulette. The vote authorizing the November referendum passed the Senate 37-9.
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