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Bond for improvements at coliseum won't be on May ballot

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EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) — A bond question seeking $100 million of improvements and upgrades for the El Paso County Coliseum will not be going back to the voters in May. County Commissioner David Stout has been the leading advocate for bringing the measure back before the public and had filed a motion to put it back on the ballot for May’s election. The exact same proposal was narrowly rejected by El Paso voters during the November general election…

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El Paso Matters

Proposal to take El Paso County Coliseum upgrades to voters fails

Weeks after expressing support for placing more than $100 million in El Paso County Coliseum upgrades on the May ballot, the majority of Commissioners Court backed off the proposal Monday.Commissioner David Stout, who represents Precinct 2 where the coliseum is located, made a motion to adopt a resolution calling for a May election for the proposal. No one seconded the motion, effectively killing the proposal – for now. Voters in November narro…

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