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Dave talks with Lance Christensen, Vice President of Government Affairs & Education Policy at the California Policy Center, about SQ 832 and what Oklahoma can learn from California’s experience with steep minimum-wage increases.
Dave talks with Jerrod Shouse, the Oklahoma state director for the National Federation of Independent Business, about SQ 832 and its impact on local businesses.
Learn more: www.SQ832KillsJobs.com
Dave Bond talks with Michael Kelsey, executive vice president of the Oklahoma Cattlemen's Association, about what SQ 832 will do to Oklahoma's cattle industry.
Learn more: www.SQ832KillsJobs.com
https://ocpathink.org/post/independent-journalism/oklahoma-cattlemen-sq-832-could-upend-the-way-farms-and-ranches-operate
Dave Bond talks with James Leewright about State Question 832 and the impact it could have on Oklahoma’s hotel and restaurant industries.
Dave Bond sits down with economist Dr. Byron Schlomach to break down State Question 832—what it does, and what it could mean for Oklahoma’s workforce, including jobs people take for more than just a paycheck.
Dave Bond sits down with Chris Powell, a member of the Bethany City Council, to discuss State Question 832 and what it could mean for local governments across Oklahoma.
Dave Bond sits down with Professor James Davenport to discuss how SQ 832 affects the workforce—especially those actually making minimum wage.
Myth or measurement: What does the new minimum wage research say about minimum wages and job loss in the United States?: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/irel.12306
Who Benefits from a Higher Minimum Wage: https://econofact.org/who-benefits-from-a-higher-minimum-wage
Effects of minimum wages on youth employment, unemployment, and income: https://wol.iza.org/articles/the-effects-of-minimum-wages-on-youth-employment-unemployment-and-income/long
Dave Bond sits down with OCPA Policy Director Curtis Shelton to break down State Question 832—what it does and what it could mean for Oklahoma’s economy, jobs, and future.
Curtis sits down with Sen. Julie Daniels to discuss the history of the Judicial Nominating Commission. Listen now to learn why Oklahoma should adopt the constitutional selection model.
To learn more about your Supreme Court justices, click here.
Larry Parman, who formerly served as both Oklahoma Secretary of State and Secretary of Commerce, discusses the importance of the Okla. Supreme Court and why activism from the bench is a dangerous phenomenon.
To learn more and to see the judicial scorecard, visit OklaJudges.com.
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