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Acknowledgements Page III-1 NATIONAL GAMBLING IMPACT STUDY COMMISSION REPORT NATIONAL GAMBLING IMPACT STUDY COMMISSION REPORT Governors Hon. Sam Brownback, Kansas Hon. Richard Bryan, Nevada Hon. Lincoln Almond, Rhode Island Hon. Jim Bunning, Kentucky Hon. Roy Barnes, Georgia Hon. Conrad Burns, Montana Hon. George W. Bush, Texas Hon. Robet Byrd, West Virginia Hon. Jeb Bush, Florida Hon. Ben Nighthorse Campbell, Colorado Hon. Mel Carnahan, Missouri Hon. John Chafee, Rhode Island Hon. Thomas R. Carper, Delaware Hon. Max Cleland, Georgia Hon. Benjamin J. Cayetano, Hawaii Hon. Thad Cochran, Mississippi Hon. Argeo Paul Cellucci, Massachusetts Hon. Susan Collins, Maine Hon. Gray Davis, California Hon. Kent Conrad, North Dakota Hon. Howard Dean, M.D., Vermont Hon. Paul Coverdell, Georgia Hon. John Engler, Michigan Hon. Larry Craig, Idaho Hon. Kirk Fordice, Mississippi Hon. Mike Crapo, Idaho Hon. Mike Foster, Louisiana Hon. Thomas Daschle, South Dakota Hon. James S. Gilmore, III, Virginia Hon. Mike Dewine, Ohio Hon. Jim Geringer, Wyoming Hon. Christopher Dodd, Connecticut Hon. Parris N. Glendening, Maryland Hon. Pete Domenici, New Mexico Hon. Bill Graves, Kansas Hon. Dorgan Bvron, North Dakota Hon. Kenny C. Guinn, Nevada Hon. Richard Durbin, Illinois Hon. Carl T. C. Gutierrez, Guam Hon. John Edwards, North Carolina Hon. Jim Hodges, South Carolina Hon. Mike Enzi, Wyoming Hon. Mike Huckabee, Arkansas Hon. Russell Feingold, Wisconsin Hon. Jane Dee Hull, Arizona Hon. Dianne Feinstein, California Hon. James B. Hunt Jr., North Carolina Hon. Peter Fitzgerald, Illinois Hon. William J. Janklow, South Dakota Hon. William Frist, Tennessee Hon. Mike Johanns, Nebraska Hon. Slade Gorton, Washington Hon. Gary E. Johnson, New Mexico Hon. Bob Graham, Florida Hon. Dirk Kempthorne, Idaho Hon. Phill Gramm, Texas Hon. Frank Keuting, Oklahoma Hon. Rod Grams, Minnesota Hon. Angus S. King Jr., Maine Hon. Chuck Grassley, Iowa Hon. John A. Kitzhaber, Oregon Hon. Judd Gregg, New Hampshire Hon. Tony Knowels, Alaska Hon. Charles Hagel, Nebraska Hon. Michael O. Leavitt, Utah Hon. Tom Harkin, Iowa Hon. Gary Locke, Washington Hon. Orrin Hatch, Utah Hon. Frank O’Bannon, Indiana Hon. Jesse Helms, North Carolina Hon. Bill Owens, Colorado Hon. Ernest Hollings, South Carolina Hon. George E. Pataki, New York Hon. Tim Hutchinson, Arkansas Hon. Paul E. Patton, Kentucky Hon. Kay Bailev Hutchison, Texas Hon. Marc Racicot, Montana Hon. James Inhofe, Oklahoma Hon. Tom Ridge, Pennsylvania Hon. Daniel Inouye, Hawaii Hon. Pedro Rossello, Puerto Rico Hon. James Jeffords, Vermont Hon. John G. Rowland, Connecticut Hon. Tim Johnson, South Dakota Hon. George H. Ryan, Illinois Hon. Edward Kennedy, Massachusetts Hon. Edward T. Schafer, North Dakota Hon. Robert Kerrey, Nebraska Hon. Jeanne Shaheen, New Hampshire Hon. John Kerry, Massachusetts Hon. Don Siegelman, Alabama Hon. Herb Kohl, Wisconsin Hon. Don Sundquist, Tennessee Hon. Jon Kyl, Arizona Hon. Tauese P. F. Sunia, American Samoa Hon. Mary Landrieu, Louisiana Hon. Bob Taft, Ohio Hon. Frank Lautenberg, New Jersey Hon. Pedro P. Tenorio, Northern Mariana Islands Hon. Patrick Leahy, Vermont Hon. Tommy G. Thompson, Wisconsin Hon. Carl Levin, Michigan Hon. Charles W. Turnbull, Virgin Islands Hon. Joseph Lieberman, Connecticut Hon. Cecil H. Underwood, West Virginia Hon. Blanche Lincoln, Arkansas Hon. Jesse Ventura, Minnesota Hon. Trent Lott, Mississippi Hon. Tom Vilsack, Iowa Hon. Richard Lugar, Indiana Hon. Christine T. Whitman, New Jersey Hon. Connie Mack, Florida Hon. John McCain, Arizona U.S. Senate Hon. Mitch McConnell, Kentucky Hon. Spencer Abraham, Michigan Hon. Barbara Mikulski, Maryland Hon. Daniel Akaka, Hawaii Hon. Daniel Moynihan, New York Hon. Wayne Allard, Colorado Hon. Frank Murkowski, Alaska Hon. Ashcroft, John (R -MO) Hon. Patty Murray, Washington Hon. Max Baucus, Montana Hon. Don Nickles, Oklahoma Hon. Evan Bayh, Indiana Hon. Jack Reed, Rhode Island Hon. Robert Bennett, Utah Hon. Harry Reid, Nevada Hon. Joseph Biden Jr., Deleware Hon. Charles Robb, Virginia Hon. Jeff Bingaman, New Mexico Hon. Pat Roberts, Kansas Hon. Christopher Bond, Missouri Hon. John Rockefeller IV, West Virginia Hon. Barbara Boxer, California Hon. William Roth Jr., Delaware Hon. John Breaux, Louisiana Hon. Rick Santorum, Pennsylvania Acknowledgements Page III-1 NATIONAL GAMBLING IMPACT STUDY COMMISSION REPORT Hon. Paul Sarbanes, Maryland Hon. Stephen E. Buyer, Indiana Hon. Charles Schumer, New York Hon. Sonny Callahan, Alabama Hon. Jeff Sessions, Alabama Hon. Ken Calvert, California Hon. Richard Shelby, Alabama Hon. Dave Camp, Michigan Hon. Bob Smith, New Hampshire Hon. Tom Campbell, California Hon. Gordon Smith, Oregon Hon. Charles T. Canady, Florida Hon. Olympia Snowe, Maine Hon. Chris Cannon, Utah Hon. Arlen Spector, Pennsylvania Hon. Lois Capps, California Hon. Ted Stevens, Alaska Hon. Michael E. Capuano, Massachusetts Hon. Craig Thomas, Wyoming Hon. Benjamin L. Cardin, Maryland Hon. Fred Thompson, Tennessee Hon. Julia Carson, Indiana Hon. Strom Thurmond, South Carolina Hon. Michael N. Castle, Delaware Hon. Robert Torricelli, New Jersey Hon. Steve Chabot, Ohio Hon. George Voinovich, Ohio Hon. Saxby Chambliss, Georgia Hon. John Warner, Virginia Hon. Helen Chenoweth, Idaho Hon. Paul Wellstone, Minnesota Hon. Donna M.C. Christensen, Virgin Islands Hon. Ron Wyden, Oregon Hon. William “Bill” Clay, Missouri Hon. Eva M. Clayton, North Carolina U.S. House of Representatives Hon. Bob Clement, Tennessee Hon. Neil Abercrombie, Hawaii Hon. James E. Clyburn, South Carolina Hon. Gary L. Ackerman, New York Hon. Howard Coble, North Carolina Hon. Robert B. Aderholt, Alabama Hon. Tom Coburn, Oklahoma Hon. Thomas H. Allen, Maine Hon. Mac Collins, Georgia Hon. Robert E. Andrews, New Jersey Hon. Larry Combest, Texas Hon. Bill Archer, Texas Hon. Gary A. Condit, California Hon. Richard K. Armey, Texas Hon. John Conyers Jr., Michigan Hon. Spencer Bachus, Alabama Hon. Merrill Cook, Utah Hon. Brian Baird, Washington Hon. John Cooksey, Louisiana Hon. Richard H. Baker, Louisiana Hon. Jerry F. Costello, Illinois Hon. John Elias Baldacci, Maine Hon. Christopher Cox, California Hon. Tammy Baldwin, Wisconsin Hon. William J. Coyne, Pennsylvania Hon. Cass Ballenger, North Carolina Hon. Robert E. “Bud” Cramer Jr., Alabama Hon. James A. Barcia, Michigan Hon. Philip M. Crane, Illinois Hon. Bob Barr, Georgia Hon. Joseph Crowley, New York Hon. Bill Barrett, Nebraska Hon. Barbara Cubin, Wyoming Hon. Thomas M. Barrett, Wisconsin Hon. Elijah E. Cummings, Maryland Hon. Roscoe G. Bartlett, Maryland Hon. Randy “Duke” Cunningham, California Hon. Joe Barton, Texas Hon. Pat Danner, Missouri Hon. Charles F. Bass, New Hampshire Hon. Danny K. Davis, Illinois Hon. Herbert H. Bateman, Virginia Hon. Jim Davis, Florida Hon. Xavier Becerra, California Hon. Thomas M. Davis, Virginia Hon. Ken Bentsen, Texas Hon. Nathan Deal, Georgia Hon. Doug Bereuter, Nebraska Hon. Peter A. DeFazio, Oregon Hon. Shelley Berkley, Nevada Hon. Diana DeGette, Colorado Hon. Howard L. Berman, California Hon. William D. Delahunt, Massachusetts Hon. Marion Berry, Arkansas Hon. Rosa L. DeLauro, Connecticut Hon. Judy Biggert, Illinois Hon. Tom DeLay, Texas Hon. Brian P. Bilbray, California Hon. Jim DeMint, South Carolina Hon. Michael Bilirakis, Florida Hon. Peter Deutsch, Florida Hon. Sanford D. Bishop Jr., Georgia Hon. Lincoln Diaz-Balart, Florida Hon. Rod R. Blagojevich, Illinois Hon. Jay Dickey, Arkansas Hon. Tom Bliley, Virginia Hon. Norman D. Dicks, Washington Hon. Earl Blumenauer, Oregon Hon. John D. Dingell, Michigan Hon. Roy Blunt, Missouri Hon. Julian C. Dixon, California Hon. Sherwood L. Boehlert, New York Hon. Lloyd Doggett, Texas Hon. John A. Boehner, Ohio Hon. Calvin M. Dooley, California Hon. Henry Bonilla, Texas Hon. John T. Doolittle, California Hon. David E. Bonior, Michigan Hon. Michael F. Doyle, Pennsylvania Hon. Mary Bono, California Hon. David Dreier, California Hon. Robert A. Borski, Pennsylvania Hon. John J. Duncan Jr., Tennessee Hon. Leonard L. Boswell, Iowa Hon. Jennifer Dunn, Washington Hon. Rick Boucher, Virginia Hon. Chet Edwards, Texas Hon. Allen Boyd, Florida Hon. Vernon J. Ehlers, Michigan Hon. Kevin Brady, Texas Hon. Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Maryland Hon. Robert A. Brady, Pennsylvania Hon. Jo Ann Emerson, Missouri Hon. Corrine Brown, Florida Hon. Eliot L. Engel, New York Hon. George E. Brown Jr., California Hon. Phil English, Pennsylvania Hon. Sherrod Brown, Ohio Hon. Anna G. Eshoo, California Hon. Ed Bryant, Tennessee Hon. Bob Etheridge, North Carolina Hon. Richard Burr, North Carolina Hon. Lane Evans, Illinois Hon. Dan Burton, Indiana Hon. Terry Everett, Alabama Acknowledgements Page III-2 NATIONAL GAMBLING IMPACT STUDY COMMISSION REPORT Hon. Thomas W. Ewing, Illinois Hon. Sheila Jackson-Lee, Texas Hon. Eni F. H. Faleomavaega, American Samoa Hon. William J. Jefferson, Louisiana Hon. Sam Farr, California Hon. William L. Jenkins, Tennessee Hon. Chaka Fattah, Pennsylvania Hon. Christopher John, Louisiana Hon. Bob Filner, California Hon. Eddie Bernice Johnson, Texas Hon. Ernie Fletcher, Kentucky Hon. Nancy L. Johnson, Connecticut Hon. Mark Foley, Florida Hon. Sam Johnson, Texas Hon. Michael P. Forbes, New York Hon. Stephanie Tubbs Jones Ohio Hon. Harold E. Ford Jr., Tennessee Hon. Walter B. Jones, North Carolina Hon. Vito Fossella, New York Hon. Paul E. Kaniorski, Pennsylvania Hon. Tillie K. Fowler, Florida Hon. Marcy Kaptur, Ohio Hon. Barney Frank, Massachusetts Hon. John R. Kasich, Ohio Hon. Bob Franks, New Jersey Hon. Sue W. Kelly, New York Hon. Rodney P. Frelinghuysen, New Jersey Hon. Patrick J. Kennedy, Rhode Island Hon. Martin Frost, Texas Hon. Dale E. Kildee, Michigan
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