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$30 minimum wage headed to ballot after Registrar of Voters certifies signatures
A $30-an-hour minimum wage initiative for Alameda County is advancing to the November ballot after the Alameda County Registrar of Voters certified the signatures collected by the Alameda County Living Wage for All coalition. The coalition confirmed it gathered sufficient signatures to qualify for the ballot.
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