Texas Rep. discusses bill to redistribute DART funding, supporting abolishing the Texas lottery 22:19. In addition to all that, some lawmakers, including State Representative Matt Shaheen, R ...

Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed a law abolishing the state's lottery commission on June 20. Here's what it means for residents.

The new law transfers oversight of the Texas Lottery is being transferred from the now-defunct Texas Lottery Commission to the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR). The transition must ...

"The abolition of the Texas Lottery Commission as a state agency should not affect Texans’ ability to participate in games offered by the Texas Lottery," the statement said.

In addition to all that, some lawmakers, including State Representative Matt Shaheen, R-Prosper, want to abolish the lottery. He told Eye On Politics on CBS News Texas, "I absolutely do.

A Texas Lottery stand at an Austin convenience store on Feb. 20, ... had been at the forefront of the lottery’s opposition, but called his bill “the next best thing” to abolition.

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Gov. Greg Abbott ensured the Texas Lottery will continue for another four years, signing into law on June 22 new provisions to clamp down on the state’s games after lawmakers weighed abolishing ...

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Gov. Greg Abbott has signed a law that allows the Texas Lottery to continue for another four years and adds new restrictions for the games after lawmakers weighed abolishing the lottery entirely.

Gov. Abbott has signed a law that allows the Texas Lottery to continue for another four years and adds new restrictions for the games after lawmakers weighed abolishing the lottery entirely.