Voters will decide local minimum wage ballot issue in D.C.

WASHINGTON—On Nov. 8th, voters in the District of Columbia will have the opportunity to vote “yes” or “no” on whether tipped workers (such as restaurant servers, bartenders, nail salon workers, and parking attendants) who currently earn $5.

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