The bill proposed sending video lottery revenue left after specified costs to New Hampshire’s education trust fund for public school aid, but it died before passage.
The bill proposed sending all video lottery revenue left after listed costs to New Hampshire’s education trust fund for public school aid.
The bill proposed sending the remaining video lottery revenue to the education trust fund. It covers revenue from video lottery terminal gaming collected under RSA 287-J:6, paragraph III. The proposed transfer would happen after necessary state gaming administration costs, charity revenue sharing, gaming operator costs, and problem gaming prevention costs were paid. The bill proposed taking effect upon passage, but it died when the 2026 session ended.
No hearings or votes scheduled.