Pebblin Warren plays ball on lottery

Rep. Pebblin Warren has introduced a bill to allow the VictoryLand dog track to use the same sort of electronic gaming offered by the Poarch Creek Indians.

Believing Republicans in the Alabama House of Representatives will need Democratic help to pass a lottery amendment, Rep. Pebblin Warren (D-Tuskegee) has introduced a bill to allow the VictoryLand dog track to use the same sort of electronic gaming offered by the Poarch Creek Indians at their three casinos in the state.

House Bill 422, sponsored by Warren, is local legislation pertaining to Macon County that would amend the state constitution and allow bingo to be played there on any electronic machine authorized by the National Indian Gaming Commission and operated by any Native American tribe in Alabama.