The pressure is on Prince George’s and Montgomery County residents to vote their wallets, not their hearts, when it comes to a November ballot referendum that could bring 15,000 slot machines to Maryland.

Residents of the two Washington suburban counties are the most solidly anti-slots voters in Maryland, making up the only region in the state where more people say they will vote against slots than for them in November, according to a recent poll.

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