Majority of Nashville Residents Oppose New Titans Stadium Despite Crucial Council Vote.

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A Vanderbilt University poll shows that 52% of Nashville residents oppose the construction of a new stadium for the Tennessee Titans, with Republicans expressing the highest levels of support for the project. However, there is still strong support for developing Nashville's East Bank. The poll also reveals that 56% of Nashvillians feel the city is on the "wrong track," with concerns about growth, public education, and tension between Nashville and the state government affecting people's optimism about the future of the city. Additionally, 79% of respondents said Nashville is growing too fast, and 47% said the city's growth is making their lives worse.
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