Five states, Utah, Nevada, Hawaii, Alaska and Alabama do not have a lottery. A mixture of reasons have kept the games away, including objections from conservatives, concerns about how a lottery would impact low-income families or a desire not to compete with existing casinos. (Nov. 3) (AP Video: Kimberly Chandler/Mark Thiessen)
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