Obama campaign revamps trip offer

newsvine.com     Jul 9, 2008            

News Type: Event — Seeded on Wed Jul 9, 2008 8:41 AM EDT Barack Obama's presidential campaign modified a solicitation for donations on its national website Tuesday evening to comply with Minnesota lottery laws after it was informed by a state law enforcement investigator that it was violating state law. The website had previously offered supporters who donated at least $5 to the campaign a chance to win a free trip for two to the Democratic National Convention in... [read full story]                    

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Minn. gambling authority questions Obama Web offer

examiner.com     Jul 8, 2008          

official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama's presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on the campaign's Web site, campaign manager David Plouffe ties...                    

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Minnesota gambling authority asks if Obama campaign's Web solicitation is a raffle

startribune.com     Jul 8, 2008          

More from Politically Connected ST. PAUL, Minn. - A Minnesota official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama's presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on...                    

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Minn. gambling authority questions Obama Web offer

newsvine.com     Jul 8, 2008          

— A Minnesota official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama's presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on the campaign's Web site, campaign manager David...                    

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Minn. gambling authority questions Obama Web offer

sacbee.com     Jul 8, 2008          

ST. PAUL, Minn. -- A Minnesota official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama's presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on the campaign's Web site,...                    

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Minnesota gambling authority asks if Obama campaign's Web solicitation is a raffle

iht.com     Jul 8, 2008          

A Minnesota official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama's presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on the campaign's Web site, campaign manager David...                    

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Minn. gambling authority questions Obama Web offer

iht.com     Jul 8, 2008          

A Minnesota official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama's presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on the campaign's Web site, campaign manager David...                    

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Minnesota Authorities Say Obama Web Offer Might Be Illegal Raffle

foxnews.com     Jul 8, 2008          

ST. PAUL, Minnesota — A Minnesota official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama’s presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on the campaign’s Web site,...                    

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Minn. gambling authority questions Obama Web offer

ibtimes.com     Jul 8, 2008          

ST. PAUL, Minn. (AP) - A Minnesota official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama's presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on the campaign's Web site,...                    

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Minn. gambling authority questions Obama Web offer

kansascity.com     Jul 8, 2008          

A Minnesota official has asked state authorities to investigate whether a request for money by Barack Obama's presidential campaign constitutes an illegal raffle. In a letter on the campaign's Web site, campaign manager David...                    

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Win a date with Obama: illegal in Minnesota? (soliciting contributions for a raffle trip to Denver)

freerepublic.com     Jul 8, 2008          

Is Barack Obama's website conducting an outlawed-in-Minnesota raffle? The Minnesota Gambling Control Board thinks giving new donors a chance to meet Obama backstage in Denver is worth investigating. The Strib's Randy Furst says...                    

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