Here's how minimum wage and paid sick leave measures fared in the election
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Here's how minimum wage and paid sick leave measures fared in the election

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Here's how minimum wage and paid sick leave measures fared in the election toggle caption Robyn Beck/AFP via Getty Images Voters in two red states, Alaska and Missouri, approved ballot measures to raise the minimum wage and require employers to provide paid sick time to their workers. A California ballot measure which would have raised the minimum wage across that state from $16 to $18 an hour by 2025 remained too close to call Wednesday morning. Missouri, Alaska and Nebraska say "yes" to paid sick leave In both Missouri and Alaska, employers will now be required to give workers one hour of sick leave for every 30 hours worked. Nebraska voters also approved a ballot measure giving workers the right to earn paid sick leave.

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