The difference was staggering, with 4.5 million residents voting no in comparison to over 900,000 residents who voted yes. A majority of state residents also voted in opposition against Prop 26, so in-person sports betting won't to be legalized in California either.
Notably, Californians overwhelmingly voted against Prop 27, pushing the Golden State's legalization of sports betting until at least 2024. 27, the CNIGA (California Nations Indian Gaming Association) can officially start collective over 800k signatures needed for the tribal sports betting initiative to make an appearance on the Nov. Once the public commenting period ends on Nov.
