San Antonio is considering a ballot measure for the upcoming midterm election. The city may put several key investments to a vote on November 3. These investments include Project Marvel, as well as programs for Pre-K and workforce development.
Further details on the proposed ballot measure are available from Texas Public Radio, which has reported on the city's plans to potentially seek voter recommitment for these legacy investments in the midterm election.
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