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New Jersey is expected to legalize internet gambling as early as this week, now that the federal government says in-state on-line gambling is legal.

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2011 was anything but boring for the Garden State, and many New Jersey residents can't wait to welcome in 2012. Power outages, protests, battles under the gold dome, scandal; we saw it all. This could probably be a top 100 countdown, but we'll simplify it for you. Here are th

By a 2-1 margin last month New Jersey voters approved a ballot question to change the constitution to allow sports betting at Garden State racetracks and casinos.

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The author of New Jersey's proposed sports betting law says he's willing to drop portions that would let people bet from their home computers or smart phones in order to get Gov. Chris Christie to sign it.

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New Jersey's proposed sports betting law moved another step closer to approval Thursday.

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New Jersey residents would be able to bet on sports games using their home computers or even smartphones under a proposal making its way through the state Legislature.

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A referendum passed by a 2-to-1 margin in Tuesday's election that calls for the legalization of sports betting in New Jersey, if a federal ban is overturned.

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A New Jersey congressman will introduce legislation that would immediately allow his state to bet on professional sports games.

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Wanna bet? New Jersey does, but Washington has the final say.

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Almost 20 years ago the federal government gave New Jersey one year to pass a bill to allow sports betting, but the deadline came and went and no such measure was approved. Under the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act it is currently unconstitutional for the Garden State to legalize sports wagering in casinos and racetracks, but tomorrow voters will be asked in a ballot question if they support the idea.

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