Until "shovel hits the ground", I wouldn't count on anything being definite. Take McKinney, TX, and the Burn, for instance.
KC and NE already have their's. It would be nice to have a smaller stadium, but both owners have too good a deal to spend much money or effort on a new stadium. I voted SLC, but Metros or DC could get their acts together first. They just have a history of not getting it done.
Looks like Metro is out of the running. NJ's governor-to-be has said that the present plans for a Harrison SSS are dead. https://www.bigsoccer.com/forum/showthread.php?t=149810
Considering LA has no NFL team, there are often articles in the LA Times about what goes on at NFL owner meetings since it usually has something to do with LA getting a NFL team. Anywayzzzzzz Last week when NFL owners got together they also discussed what current NFL teams are in need of new stadiums. And guess who was in the top 3..........Kansas City. So considering that KC may be pressured into just such a move, perhaps the SSS situation in KC is not dead. Of course Arrowhead could be refurbished. So that means no new stadium, but at least a nicer home for the Wizards. But what are the chances that a small SSS could be built alongside a new home for the Chiefs? Just a thought. But I wouldn't mind seeing KC get a place of its own.
I'd buy that if the Harrison project wasn't in direct conflict with the Governor-desginate's plans, thus giving him incentive to say such a thing. If the HCIA goes thumbs down on the bonds, then the Mutts are out of the running. But they're the closest ones, plan-wise, so they got my vote.
The proposed Bi-State II sales tax that would have funded renovations of both Arrowhead and Kauffman plus contribute $$$,$$$,$$$'s to the "Arts" failed. Some people are pushing for a new downtown baseball stadium rather than sinking mega millions into a 30+ year old (albeit still quite nice) stadium. I'm not holding my breath for that one. There has also been rumblings about a retail/youth/soccer stadium complex in Johnson County, Kansas that would be a mix of public and private money. The Royals and Chiefs aren't yet threatening to move but generally that what owners do when they want the public to pony up for their new digs. A new arena will be built downtown, set to open in 2007 so things are starting to move in KC.