 However, on November 3, 2009, former City Commissioner Tomás Regalado, a leading opponent of the stadium plan, was elected as mayor over Sanchez with 72% of the vote.Regalado attributed his landside victory to his public opposition to the new stadium's financing, his verbal sparring with former mayor (and stadium-plan supporter) Diaz, and his populist message.During the 2009–10 offseason, the other MLB owners reprimanded the Marlins for purloining too much of the approximately $65-$75 million in revenue sharing and Central Fund monies they receive annually.