Todd Bookman
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first heard Apr 2026
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Gordon MacDonald was appointed chief of the five-member court in 2021.
That employee was laid off and then rehired just forty eight hours later into a new job, allowing her to cash out nearly fifty thousand dollars in accrued sick and vacation time.
McDonald was cleared of any criminal wrongdoing, but an ethics probe found he violated the state's code of conduct.
McDonald's decision to step down clears the way for Republican Governor Kelly Ayot to name his replacement.
It isn't clear if that will come before November's election.
For NPR News, I'm Todd Bookman in Concord, New Hampshire.
March Madness is one of the most widely bet on events of the year, and for states, regulated sports gambling has become a key source of revenue.
But prediction market companies have come seemingly out of nowhere, offering people the chance to win money on the outcome of games.
But state governments don't get a cut.
State Senator Tim Lang, a Republican...
says New Hampshire could soon join other states that have filed lawsuits.
The prediction markets and the Trump administration say the federal government, not the states, should have oversight.
For NPR News, I'm Todd Bookman.
March Madness is one of the most widely bet on events of the year, and for states, regulated sports gambling has become a key source of revenue.
But prediction market companies have come seemingly out of nowhere, offering people the chance to win money on the outcome of games, but state governments don't get a cut.
State Senator Tim Lang, a Republican, says New Hampshire could soon join other states that have filed lawsuits.
The prediction markets and the Trump administration...
say the federal government, not the states, should have oversight.
For NPR News, I'm Todd Bookman.
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