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House panel backs raising local raffle prize limits from $8,000 to $15,000
Summary
The House Judiciary Committee recommended passage of House Bill 1192 on Jan. 15 to raise single and total prize limits for certain locally authorized charitable raffles, a change supporters said would help rural fundraisers cover inflation and larger prize items.
Bismarck — The House Judiciary Committee recommended passage of House Bill 1192 on Jan. 15, approving a proposal to raise prize ceilings for certain locally authorized charitable raffles.
House Bill 1192 would change limits that apply to raffles run by organizations described in statute as “public spirited.” The bill raises the maximum allowable single prize from $8,000 to $15,000 and increases the cap on the total value of all prizes at a single raffle from $40,000 to $50,000.
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