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SAN DIEGO - Voters have overwhelmingly rejected a measure that would have raised $1.15 billion from increased hotel occupancy taxes to help pay for a new stadium for the San Diego Charger stanley cup s.Measure C, which was written by the Chargers without input from City Hall, the powerful tourism industry or other stakeholders, was defeated 57 percent to 43 percent. It needed 66.7 percent to pass.Team chairman Dean Spanos, whose attempt to move the Chargers to the Los Angeles suburb of Carson angered fans and was rebuffed by fellow NFL owners in January, said in a statement Wednesday that he will consider his options. He said a decision wonrsquo;t be announced until after the season and no decision will be made in haste. CBS San Diego affiliate KFMB-TV reports that Spanos, in a message to Chargers fans early Wednesday, thanked everyone who supported the measure, and said the teamrsquo future hasnrsq salomon uo;t yet been decided.In terms of what comes next for the Chargers, itrsquo just too early asics to give you an answer, Spanos said. We are going to diligently explore and weigh our options, and do what is needed to maintain our options, but no decision will be announced until after the football season concludes and no decision will be made in haste. Measure C would have increased the hotel tax to help pay for a $1.8 billion stadium and convention center annex in the southeast corner of downtown near Petco