A Ball State survey shows that Hoosiers may not support legalizing sports betting in Indiana as much as you might think.
Chip Taylor with the Bowen Center for Public Affairs at Ball State, says out of 600 random Hoosiers they talked to in a phone survey, only 37-percent favored legalizing sports betting while 50-percent were against it. He said most of the support for sports betting comes from younger Hoosiers, under 55-years-old, who have a high income.
