Georgia’s 2022 legislative session concluded April 4 without lawmakers adopting a resolution that would have placed a proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot in November calling on voters to legalize online and mobile sports betting in the state. Similar ballot referendum efforts have faded this year in Alabama, Missouri, and South Dakota. Californians will vote in November on at least two, and perhaps as many as five, competing proposals to legalize sports gaming. Meanwhile, as of April 6, bills seeking to legislatively establish legal online or mobile sports and daily fantasy sports programs remained technically alive in six state legislatures, including Missouri. According to the American Gaming Association, 33 states have legalized sports betting since the U.S. Supreme Court’s 2018 ruling in Murphy v. NCAA lifted the federal prohibition on it. Of those 33 states, at least 20 began the year with fully encoded regulatory systems that include online and …