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California’s Slot Machines Compacts
Many of
the states have recently begun to
renegotiate tribal compacts and the
number of slot machines the tribes are
allowed to operate. Washington State
recently approved a compact allowing
unprecedented numbers of slot machines
to enter the state through the Spokane
tribe…and many predict Washington will
be altering the rest of the tribal
compacts in the coming months.
California is also one of the states in
the midst of altering the tribal
compacts, but instead of just the tribes
trying to push through the new compacts
and increased slot machines, Governor
Arnold Schwarzenegger has already agreed
to new terms for the compacts, and it is
up to the legislature to decide whether
or not the new compacts get signed.
In the fall legislative session,
Governor Schwarzenegger signed a number
of the new compacts, and then, right at
the end of the session he attempted to
push the compacts through the
legislature. The legislature though was
not pleased at the Governor’s actions
and claimed that they would not approve
the new compacts and increase in slot
machines because they were not given an
appropriate amount of time to look over
the new proposed compacts.
But some are wondering why the Governor
is so eager to push these revised tribal
compacts through. Some speculation has
centered on last November’s mid-term
election—they argue that approving the
additional slot machines and compacts
was merely a way for Schwarzenegger to
buy the tribal votes and the additional
campaign contributions.
Now though it seems that the Governor
has less to worry about this legislative
session as he has a couple of powerful
allies in the Senate who also back the
Governor’s tribal compacts and slot
machines, and you can be sure that they
will be speaking persuasively to pass
approval on the compacts. If the new
compacts are passed, the increase in
slot machines in the state, and the
terms of the compacts means that the
state of California will have hundreds
of millions more dollars each year.
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