No, Missouri’s Amendment 2 does not guarantee millions of dollars of revenue for schools each year. There’s a wide range of how much money the amendment could bring in for schools.

Approval of Amendment 2 — a priority of several of the state's professional sports teams — would have Missouri join surrounding states that have legalized sports betting. This proposed ...

Missouri voters passed Amendment 2 on Wednesday with 50.1% of the vote, according to unofficial election results. The amendment passed by a margin of less than 7,500 votes or 0.256%.

What does voting yes on Amendment 2 mean? Voting yes would legalize sports betting in Missouri, joining 38 other states and the District of Columbia in permitting some form of sports betting.

Missouri became the 39th state to legalize sports betting Tuesday, approving Amendment 2 amid an upswing in legalized gambling across the United States. The amendment passed by a narrow margin ...

The passage of Amendment 2 opens the door for Missouri’s professional sports teams and casinos to take bets roughly two years after sports gambling became legal in neighboring Kansas.

ST. LOUIS – The upcoming election on Nov. 5 will give registered Missouri voters the option to vote on a set of measures, one of which is Missouri Amendment 2, the legalization of sports betting.

Amendment 2 on the Missouri general election ballot would make sports betting legal for people 21 years of age and older. This article is part of the 2024 KC Voter Guide.

A vote "yes" on Amendment 2 will amend the Missouri Constitution and a vote "no" on Amendment 2 will not amend the Missouri Constitution pertaining to sports betting. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 5.

No, Missouri’s Amendment 2 does not guarantee millions of dollars of revenue for schools each year. There’s a wide range of how much money the amendment could bring in for schools.