61% Of Tennessee Voters Oppose $500M In State Funds Going To New Titans Stadium
In A New Poll, 61% Of Likely Voters In Tennessee Oppose The State Giving $500 Million Toward A New Tennessee Titans Stadium.
Read moreIn A New Poll, 61% Of Likely Voters In Tennessee Oppose The State Giving $500 Million Toward A New Tennessee Titans Stadium.
Read moreNashville’s East Bank Stadium Committee Plans To Parse Information On A New Projected $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium Deal Once It’s Announced, Along With Information On The City’s Current Lease Obligations And A $200,000 Stadium Study The Council Has Planned Along With Land-Use Requirements Around Nissan Stadium. But The Group Will Not Be Producing Its Own Economic Impact And Tax Impact Numbers Related To The Proposed Project.
Read moreMetro Nashville Government Has Formed An East Bank Stadium Committee That Will Be Led By Councilmember Bob Mendes And Will Include Seven Members Of The City Council. The Committee Is Expected To Examine The City’s Involvement In The Potential $1.5 Billion Of Public Funding Planned For A New Estimated $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium.
Read moreAfter $500 Million In Funding For A New Tennessee Titans Stadium Passed Tennessee’s Legislature Last Week, The Next Step In The Public Funding Portion Of The Deal Will Be Funding From Metro Nashville.
Read moreTennessee’s Tourism Department Wants State Lawmakers To Grant It Authority To Potentially Permanently Close Off Public Access To Any Records It Sees As Confidential, Right As Officials Are Readying A Bid To Host A Future NFL Super Bowl.
Read moreTennessee Rep. Larry Miller, D-Memphis, Plans To Push A Bill That Will Limit The Amount Of Increase For The Cost Of A Personal Seat License At The New Nissan Stadium That He Plans To Present To The House Business And Utilities Subcommittee On March 12.
Read moreWithin Just 24 Hours Results Showed 98% Responded “Yes” And Only 2% Responded “No” To A Poll That Asked, “If A High-Ranking TN State Senator Has A Lobbyist Wife Who Gets Paid $200k+ Annually To Deliver Billions In Corporate Welfare From Tennessee Taxpayers To Liberal Corporations – And If That Money Lands In The Member’s Household Bank Account, Is That A Conflict Of Interest?”
Read moreThe Tennessee Titans Have Agreed To A 20-Year Naming Rights Deal With Nissan For The Team’s New Stadium, Set To Open In 2027, But Did Not Disclose The Amount Nissan Is Paying For Those Rights.
Read moreTennessee’s Department Of Tourist Development Wants $9 Million More To Market The State In 26 Areas Outside Of The State Along With Working On Pursuing Direct Flights To Canada, Germany And France.
Read moreTennessee Voters Were Even On Their Opposition Or Support Of Publicly-Funded Stadiums In A New Beacon Center Poll.
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