On May 4, San Antonio voters will elect a new mayor, and the election has become a proxy contest for a Chick-fil-A controversy. Incumbent Mayor Ron Nirenberg, who supports barring the company at the San Antonio airport, faces City Councilman Greg Brockhouse, who wants to reverse the City Council decision to do so. Read about the controversy here. Read more here. How does this relate to a potential new ballpark for the San Antonio Missions (Triple-A, Pacific Coast League)? Nirenberg has been less enthusiastic about city involvement in a new ballpark than Brockhouse. Read more here. If the Chick-fil-Aers come out to vote, it could turn the ballpark tide for the Missions.
Could Chick-fil-A Controversy Lead to Jumpstart in San Antonio Ballpark Talks?
Filed under Lease & Contracts, Legal, Stadium Issues
Just a quick update — Nirenberg and Brockhouse are headed to a runoff June 8:
https://www.ksat.com/news/ron-nirenberg-greg-brockhouse-headed-to-runoff-in-san-antonio-mayoral-race