Nevada's Potential Plan to Bring Oakland Athletics to Las Vegas Raises Questions.

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Nevada Democrats have stated that tax credits for a potential new Major League Baseball stadium are off the table until there's agreement on a state budget. The A's have voiced their commitment to move to Las Vegas to play in the new stadium but need an infusion of public funds to do so. Republican Gov. Joe Lombardo has veto power over budget proposals, and the two parties remain at odds over how to fund a number of state operations, including public education.
- Nevada Democrats say 'no' to public funds for ballpark without 'budget compromise' KTNV 13 Action News Las Vegas
- Rob Manfred says owners may vote on A's Las Vegas move in June - ESPN ESPN
- Nevada governor announces tentative plan to bring the Oakland Athletics to Las Vegas CNN
- Indy Gaming: A's stadium could be a home run for Gaming and Leisure Properties – The Nevada Independent The Nevada Independent
- A's Las Vegas Agreement Isn't For Specific Site Sports Illustrated
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