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From KQED in San Francisco, I'm Nina Kim.

Coming up on forum, Proposition 32 on the November ballot would increase California's minimum wage to

$18 an hour for all employees by 2026. Supporters say the modest increase would make a big

difference in the lives of millions of minimum wage workers in the state, while opponents say the

change won't be modest to small businesses who'll need to increase prices and cut jobs.

We hear from both sides and take your questions about the impact of Prop 32 after this news. Welcome to Forum. I'm Mina Kim.

The latest polling on Proposition 32 shows voters are divided over whether to raise the state's minimum wage, at a bit of a faster pace than it's already on, to $18

an hour for larger businesses by next year compared to $1650. A Public Policy Institute of

California poll last month finds 50% of voters would vote yes on the proposition, while 49% would vote no.

That means both sides of the campaign have room to sway voters.

And we'll hear from them today. First to lay the foundation, KQED's labor correspondent Farida

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