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Originally Posted by rrskylar
Fine, you show a map of the vote but unfortunately it doesn't tell the whole story; the downtown area votes: 1377 votes for open; 1220 votes for closed; 53% is hardly overwhelming. Had the downtown vote been 80% for OPEN and 20% for CLOSED the disparity would have some relevance but it wasn't. This narrative that everyone living downtown wanted it open basically false news! Nice try though.
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So I presume you would have called the result into question if it had been the same ratio of no votes? The narrative is that more people voted to open it downtown than that voted to keep it closed. The suburbs voted to keep it closed. I'm not sure what you could possibly extrapolate further from those results?