BOSTON (AP) — With its decision to allow a casino repeal question on the November ballot, Massachusetts’ highest court has thrust one of the state’s most contentious issues onto the political front burner.

Virtually all the candidates for governor and attorney general say they support giving voters the final say on casinos. At the same time, candidates are deeply divided about the merits of casinos.

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