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And this is without the early voting results right? From what i understand, the polls have to close and then they'll tally up the early votes, please correct me if I'm wrong.
 
These were the results of the early voters. The votes from today will be added in to finish off the results. Thats how im taking this lol
 
scott said:
Prop A: 57.5% for
Prop B: 53.0% for

147k votes in the first dump. By comparison, only 101k voted in the Mayoral general and then 142k in the Mayoral runoff :st-lol:
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How many in-person votes today? KSAT says opposition on in-person vote today needs to break 80/20 to kill Prop B which sounds crazy at 53/47 in the early vote. Was early vote that huge? Or I wonder if they fucked up and meant it had to break 80/20 to sink Prop A.
 
Prop B being ahead in early voting is a great sign tbh. Figured it'd be behind early and would need to make up the difference with day-of voting where I'd expect more votes for it.
 
Kick-Stand said:
How many in-person votes today? KSAT says opposition on in-person vote today needs to break 80/20 to kill Prop B which sounds crazy at 53/47 in the early vote. Was early vote that huge? Or I wonder if they fucked up and meant it had to break 80/20 to sink Prop A.
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Considering the vast majority of people against it early voted its a great sign imo.
 
Kick-Stand said:
How many in-person votes today? KSAT says opposition on in-person vote today needs to break 80/20 to kill Prop B which sounds crazy at 53/47 in the early vote. Was early vote that huge?
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based off all the shit talking i had to do on FB, id say the turnout for early voting was massive. 140k early voters is what is being reported. Its looking real good for the spurs.
 
Kick-Stand said:
How many in-person votes today? KSAT says opposition on in-person vote today needs to break 80/20 to kill Prop B which sounds crazy at 53/47 in the early vote. Was early vote that huge? Or I wonder if they fucked up and meant it had to break 80/20 to sink Prop A.
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The county webpage I'm looking at doesn't break that out (which sucks, because it used to)
 
So the the new $1.3 billion state-of-art Spurs arena is going to be the 5th most expensive arena built in NBA history (inflation-adjusted)..

Not too shabby for a small market team..Spurs are here to stay in San Antonio. Too storied to move, tbh..

frontofficesports.com

The Most Expensive NBA Arenas: By Construction Costs

Madison Square Garden tops the list as the most expensive NBA arena in total construction costs. Here's the full list.
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25% of in person voting reported and Prop B came down from 53.05% or so to 52.99%.
 
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Only 14k votes part of that last dump. If there was 100k ballots cast today, it will be awhile before this is done.
 
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