The New Jersey establishment wins (mostly)

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : It would charge a 17-member task force with creating a new plan for the Jersey City park's future and give the state Department of Environmental Protection $250 million to spend on the committee's priorities.
52% : Money," by NJ Spotlight News' Lilo H. Stainton: "New Jersey expects to collect more than $425 million in taxes on gambling in the next fiscal year and that money is dedicated, by statute, to fund an array of programs supporting low-income seniors and disabled individuals.
46% : The report released Monday by Ecological Solutions, a N.J.-based private consultant, says the state parks and wildlife management areas are neglected and calls for a new approach by the state's Department of Environmental Protection and its Division of Parks and Forestry."-- "NJ is a cheapskate with state parks, environmentalists claim"
38% : Taxes on casino revenue help pay for prescription drugs, community programs and housing for disabled individuals in state institutions ...

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