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Old Posted Nov 5, 2025, 9:08 PM
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SA has a chance to get this right now having the arena downtown. I was baffled by how much people were misinformed ("this will be the 4th [or 5th] arena built for the Spurs", thinking we're voting for all of PM, Alamodome a financial loss, etc). Prop A was what tilted it for me, personally. There is a much bigger national problem with sports leagues wanting new arenas/stadiums without real plans for the abandoned venue. You don't get another one 30 years from now.

On a simpler note, I hope it looks cool
The Spurs can do whatever they want. They are one of the biggest tax payers that San Antonio has. Losing them, would have been a bigger hurt on the public than if there was somehow some increase in property taxes in this election. The city would have been in more financial trouble if Prop B did not pass.

On another note, a lot of other cities are very bummed about this election. San Antonio's gain if you ask me.
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