The group Tempe 1st is telling people to vote no, and going as far as calling Coyotes owner Alex Meruelo a “corrupt billionaire.”
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The Coyotes thanked those who voted yes and said the future of the team is to be determined.
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Tuesday is the last day to vote yes or no on three propositions that would either give this project the green light or stop it in its tracks.
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Two newly-released studies examine the possible economic impacts if Tempe voters decide on the fate of the proposed Coyotes entertainment district and arena.
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Phoenix sued Tempe, claiming it broke their long-time agreement with the proposed Coyotes entertainment complex.
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Officials said on Tuesday the Phoenix Aviation Department filed a complaint against Tempe over the proposed apartments and homes directly under Sky Harbor’s flight path.