Lottery paid $400M to Oklahoma schools
Like clockwork for the past six years, the Oklahoma lottery — which includes Powerball, MegaMillions, Hot Lotto and a number of scratch games — has provided about $70 million a year to education.
In May, the total contribution to education surpassed $400 million.
But because the contribution is so far below the projects given to voters who approved the state lottery in 2005, often the question is ...
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