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1. State Lottery Listing for the United States
Find a listing of all lottery web sites for each state in the United States. Did you know that Nevada doesn't have a lotto system?

2. Wisconsin Lottery
Over the years, the Wisconsin Lottery has generated more than $6.398 billion in total revenue. At least 95% of that revenue has gone back to the people of Wisconsin. That money stays in Wisconsin's economy for the good of everyone.

3. Oregon Lottery
Dec. 1987 Test-marketed six Breakopen games at 35 retailers in three counties. January 1988 Expanded Breakopens statewide and added games. April 1989 Games available increased to 30. Began selling coin-operated dispensers to retailers. April 1990 Games av

4. Tennessee Lottery
Exactly two years and two months since the launch of the Tennessee Lottery, ticket sales surpassed the $2 billion sales mark.

5. Kansas Lottery
In November of 1986, 64 percent of Kansas voters approved a constitutional amendment authorizing the creation of a state lottery. The Kansas Legislature passed the Kansas Lottery Act in 1987, and the Kansas Lottery was established.

6. Colorado Lottery
In 1982, the General Assembly approved a bill implementing a state-supervised lottery. The bill created the Colorado Lottery as a division of the Colorado Department of Revenue, with a director appointed by the Executive Director of the Department of Reve

7. New Mexico Lottery
April 5 1995 Governor Gary Johnson signs Senate Bill 853, creating the New Mexico Lottery Authority

8. Iowa Lottery
Since the Iowa Lottery's inception in 1985, nearly $2 billion has been awarded in prizes and more than $1 billion has been raised for state programs.

9. Vermont Lottery
In 1976 a referendum was held regarding the establishment of a state run lottery. Sixty-six percent of those casting ballots voted to establish a Vermont Lottery. Public Act No. 82 established the Vermont Lottery Commission during the 1977 session of the

10. Montana Lottery
November 4 1986 Legislative Referendum 100, the Montana State Lottery Act, passes by 69% of the popular vote, carrying each of the 56 counties. Montana becomes the 23rd state lottery in the nation.

11. Georgia Lottery
While it is our mission to raise as many dollars as possible for the educational programs we fund, we always remind our players to play responsibly — it's all about fun.

12. Massachusetts Lottery
The Massachusetts State Lottery was established by the legislature in 1971, in response to the need for revenues for the 351 cities and towns of the Commonwealth.

13. South Dakota Lottery
In November 1986, 60 percent of the electorate in a statewide referendum voted to amend the state constitution to allow for a state-operated Lottery. In 1987, legislators authorized the creation of the South Dakota Lottery, its commission and the sale of

14. Connecticut Lottery
State Representative John A. Tony Miscikoski, of Torrington, known by many as The Father of the Lottery, believed that a state lottery could provide substantial benefits to the residents of the state. Each year for nearly a decade, Miscikoski presented le

15. Missouri Lottery
In November 6 1984 Seventy percent of Missouri voters approve Amendment 5 to the state constitution, giving the Legislature the authority to establish a state lottery.

16. Maryland Lottery
Welcome to the Maryland Lottery’s official website. While visiting our site, you will find the Lottery’s latest news including winning numbers, updates on games and promotions, event schedules, and details on Lottery proceeds.

17. South Carolina Lottery
The South Carolina Lottery has contributed over one billion dollars to the South Carolina Education Lottery fund.

18. Louisiana Lottery
Louisiana Lottery Corporation began in 1991 after the 1990 state Legislature proposed a state lottery (ACT 1045) as a way to generate revenue without increasing taxes.

19. Rhode Island Lottery
The Rhode Island Lottery was established in 1973 through a Constitutional Convention. Tickets for the first game, The Lot, went on sale May 21, 1974. The first drawing was held at the State House on May 30.

20. Virginia Lottery
Mega Millions is as exciting as playing the game! Following a record $363 million Big Game jackpot in 2000, interest in multi-state games was at an all-time high.

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