Does New Jersey need to limit the number of gambling ads residents are exposed to? The answer, according to a majority of voters in the state interviewed in a recent poll by Fairleigh Dickinson University, is yes.
Ads have become seemingly ubiquitous since a 2018 landmark U.S Supreme Court decision struck down a near-nationwide ban on sports betting.
You might see a commercial for a Caesars sportsbook app during a New York Giants game, or an ad for FanDuel — the official sports betting partner for Major League Baseball — in the middle of a Yankees game…
The new FDU poll, whose results were released Friday, found that 76% of New Jersey voters favor a limit on gambling ads.
