CasinosNo! will not have to spend one dollar to win. If the voters vote “yes” on Questions 2 and 3 on the ballot, it will ensure that all five gaming sites will fail. Maine cannot support them all.

I feel it will be close, with Bangor and Oxford holding their ground.

Yes, construction will be good for a year. Then those people will be out of work once again.

What have we solved?

We all want ways to improve the economy, but casinos are not the answer.

And what happened to the law passed last year that said casinos must be at least 100 miles apart?

John Dube, Rumford

Editor’s note: The bill that is summarized as Question 3 on the ballot eliminates the so-called 100-mile rule. It also eliminates the existing 1,500 limit on the total number of slot machines that may be registered in Maine, creating a new limit of 1,500 machines at each licensed facility.