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Lawmakers urge Colorado Lottery Commission to delay rule changes

A bipartisan group of 25 lawmakers, including the leadership of the House and Senate from both parties, has come together to show their support for the Colorado Lottery. In a letter addressed to the Lottery, these lawmakers have expressed their appreciation for the positive impact the Lottery has had on the state and its citizens.

The letter, signed by both Republican and Democratic leaders, highlights the importance of the Lottery’s contributions towards education, open space, and conservation programs. It commends the Lottery for generating over $3.6 billion in proceeds since its inception, which has been used to fund various projects and programs that benefit the state and its residents.

One of the main reasons for the bipartisan group’s support is the Lottery’s commitment to responsible gaming. The Lottery has implemented various measures to ensure that its games are played in a responsible manner, including age verification, self-exclusion programs, and funding for problem gambling prevention and treatment services. This has helped to alleviate concerns regarding the potential negative impact of gambling on individuals and families.

In addition to the financial support it provides, the Lottery has also been a source of entertainment and excitement for Coloradans. From scratch-off tickets to multi-state jackpot games, the Lottery has something for everyone. It has also introduced innovative games such as the Lucky for Life and Colorado-only games like Cash 5 and Pick 3, which have been well-received by players.

The bipartisan group of lawmakers recognizes the Lottery’s efforts in constantly evolving and adapting to the changing needs and preferences of its players. Its recent launch of online and mobile games has not only kept up with the times but has also increased convenience for players, resulting in higher sales and thus, higher proceeds for the state.

The positive impact of the Lottery’s contributions can be seen across Colorado. From grants for school construction and renovation to funding for wildlife conservation and outdoor recreation, the Lottery has played a vital role in improving the quality of life for residents. Moreover, the Lottery has been a key factor in keeping Colorado’s open spaces and natural landscapes intact, providing opportunities for residents and visitors to connect with nature.

The bipartisan group’s letter also emphasizes the Lottery’s support for local businesses. As a significant contributor to the state’s economy, the Lottery has generated jobs and revenue for small businesses that sell Lottery products. This partnership has not only benefited the businesses but has also helped to strengthen communities across Colorado.

The letter concludes by reaffirming the bipartisan group’s support for the Colorado Lottery and its mission. It urges the Lottery to continue its efforts in promoting responsible gaming, supporting education and conservation programs, and providing entertainment for Coloradans. The lawmakers also express their commitment to working together with the Lottery to ensure its success in the years to come.

In conclusion, the bipartisan group’s letter serves as a testament to the positive impact of the Colorado Lottery. It highlights the Lottery’s contributions to the state’s education, conservation, and economy, and recognizes its efforts in promoting responsible gaming. With the support of both Republican and Democratic leaders, the Lottery can continue to make a difference in the lives of Coloradans and contribute towards the betterment of the state.

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