A bill that would allow casino gambling in Prince George’s County faces an uphill battle in the Maryland House of Delegates after county lawmakers voiced disappointment in the legislation.

The bill, which would place a referendum to allow slots and table games in the county on the November ballot, should easily pass the state Senate thanks to the support of Senate President Thomas V. Mike Miller Jr., D-Prince George’s/Calvert.

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