California voters reject Prop 32, raising the state's minimum wage to $18
California voters reject Prop 32, raising the state's minimum wage to $18
California voters have rejected Prop 32, which would have raised the state's minimum wage from $16 to $18.
California voters have rejected Prop 32, which would have raised the state's minimum wage from $16 to $18.
With 100% of the ballots tallied, the measure was rejected by a 0.8% margin (50.8 - 49.2), according to the California Secretary of State's office. The total vote difference for the proposition was 234,146.
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Why would anyone vote against it?
Maybe it was written by the same person who wrote the title of this Post? Lol
Work in the trades. You’ll see a fuck ton of people who are against minimum wage going up.
I work in the trades, in a deeply red state.
There are a few against it but for the most part people I work with support a minimum wage raise.
I work with some shitty people but don't put that evil on us.
I'm sure they say a lot of things, but when it comes down to it, they likely vote for people who are fighting against raising the minimum wage. And if it came down to a ballot initiative, they would vote against it.
Why?
It increases the cost of living for everything else.
Yes, I know that the cost of living is going up regardless, but that is their answer.
That sounds a lot like "I make more than them and if they get a raise I won't". The cost of living has nothing to do with that lol
Yes, that’s exactly what it is
But thst doesn't happen when they have raised the minimum wage in other places. Why do they think that?
Propaganda from the ruling class.
Yes
this has been disproven time and time again and is just propaganda you are parroting.
That's often the reason. We had some bullshit in my State during the election. It was worded in a way that despite being someone who enjoys doing the writing, I still felt like I had to look it up.
Kaepora Gaebora can kiss my shiny metal ass, dammit.
It was in fact very badly written, with stuff like wage changes taking effect "immediately" (in practice 5 days after vote counts are certified).