The Chargers can meet with every group from the Young Republicans to the Bankers Hill Rotarians to Girl Scouts Troop 274.
They need to, in fact. And they need to do so much more, like clearly elucidating why a new stadium-convention center annex is beneficial to San Diego as a whole.
But they also need to win, that there is no marketing like winning, that enough victories on the field prior to Nov. 8 could help lead to enough votes on Nov. 8.
“I think the importance of winning cannot be overstated,” acknowledged A.G. Spanos, the Chargers’ president of business operations.