State laws determine the rules regarding anonymity for winners. These 17 states allow you to not reveal your identity publicly.
Every time there’s a large Powerball or Mega Millions jackpot, lottery fever spreads across the United States. It depends on where you purchased the winning ticket. There are 17 states that allow Powerball and Mega Millions winners to remain anonymous.
, for example, allows winners of prizes of $10 million or more to remain anonymous, while winners of smaller prizes are public record.There’s a lot of variation in how much of a winner’s personal information is public and how that information becomes public in the remaining states that don’t grant complete anonymity.
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