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Originally Posted by craigwd
Yes but I would almost guarantee that if Bidco came out on Jan 1, 2020 and said "we are putting our bid in for 2030" several who are No right now, would bring up the exact same arguments to say No again.
And then there would have to be a bigger spend to upgrade facilities + fight possibly stronger bids from other cities.
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there's people on either side that are set for No and for Yes... regardless of the information put in front of them.
for the middle group of voters, i think that they can be persuaded one way or the other...
costs naturally go up based purely on inflation anyways, a four year time difference isn't going to make the costs jump substantially if its still an apples to apples comparison.
i am interested to see how many people vote and what the count ends up being