Hope scholarships, pre-kindergarten training, buildings and infrastructure, and technology. The lottery revenues have replaced, rather than supplemented portions of the education budget. When lottery money is introduced, appropriated money actually decreases. Just as disturbing is the fact that the Georgia lottery has not improved public education in Georgia. Finally, there are issues of public policy concern which were addressed at our public hearings.
Governments become addicted to the money generated by state run lotteries.
The Bipartisan Lottery Impact Study Commission's conclusions are evident. This web page not produced, paid for, or maintained at taxpayer expense.