UWM survey: Voters support raising Wisconsin minimum wage. (Milwaukee Business Journal, 6/12/2014)
A solid majority are in support. According to a poll of registered voters out Thursday, 76 percent support raising the minimum while 23 percent oppose going above the current rate of $7.25 per hour. Those results track closely with what previous polls have shown, according to UWM.
The question remains, how much?
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