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Qualifying nonprofit organizations may run lotteries or raffles if gross proceeds stay at or below $15,000, with separate monthly limits for lotteries and raffles.
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A qualifying nonprofit organization may run a lottery or raffle using a race of floating buoyant objects to determine winners, but must follow the Nebraska Small Lottery and Raffle Act and related rules.
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A qualifying nonprofit organization may run certain lotteries or raffles with a progressive jackpot and multiple drawing dates, but it must register each game with the department and post the rules where the game is run or tickets are sold.
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The Department of Revenue or a law enforcement agency may require audits or investigations of certain qualifying nonprofit lottery or raffle operators, but only as necessary for its duties.
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Anyone who violates the Nebraska Small Lottery and Raffle Act commits a misdemeanor, with the penalty increasing for repeat offenses.
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This section says Sections 9-601 to 9-653 are known as, and may be cited as, the Nebraska County and City Lottery Act.
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The act lets counties, cities, and villages conduct lotteries for community betterment, but only in the methods and circumstances the act allows.
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For the Nebraska County and City Lottery Act, use the definitions in sections 9-603.02 to 9-618.
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“Authorized representative” means a person designated by a county, city, village, or a joint entity formed by them to examine, sign, and approve a lottery worker license application for submission to the department.
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“Cancel” means to discontinue all rights and privileges to hold a license for up to three years.
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For lottery equipment, “activation” means starting the selection of winning numbers.
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This provision defines “community betterment purposes” and excludes political influence or campaign activity from that definition.
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“Department” means the Department of Revenue.
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This provision defines “digital-on-premises ticket” as a digital ticket bought in person on a mobile or other electronic device that is verified to be at the lottery operator’s location or an authorized sales outlet.
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This section defines what counts as “expenses” for a lottery and excludes certain taxes and prizes.
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“Governing official” means certain local officials, including a governing board member, if they have decisionmaking responsibility for the lottery.
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Gross proceeds means a lottery’s total receipts, with specified inclusions and one exclusion for certain admission costs.
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This provision defines “license” for this section.
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“Keno manager” means the shift manager, supervisor, or person in charge of the daily operation of a keno game at a location.
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This provision defines “Keno writer” and excludes certain roles from that definition.