MGM Resorts is putting down $2.3 million to convince voters to let the gambling and hotel giant open a new casino at National Harbor.
In an effort to win over voters, the Las Vegas casino operator recently gave the money to For Maryland Jobs and Schools, a group supporting the ballot measure that would legalize gambling in Prince George’s County and table games statewide, a campaign finance report shows.
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