Should Oklahoma raise the minimum wage to $15?

No

Increase it to more than $15/hr

Raise it to $27

it should be 20

It should be raised, but not to 15.

15 seems high, but it should be raised to a livable wage. By livable wage, I think people should be able to pay for a home, and they should be able to feed themselves and their children.

Should raise the minimum wage to $22.00 an hour.

No, minimum wage was not designed to be a living wage, but employers should be required to increase pay for employees based longevity and job performance.

No, because we have lazy sons of a dog of people who slack off and procrastinate and not do anything while working. I think that's a little high for minimum wage, because the average wage for teachers in Oklahoma city is around 15 dollars an hour, while they actually do work and people who work at McDonald's I think shouldn't get that pay.

They should have the minimum wage automatically adjust with inflation

No, but get rid of tipping. Make businesses pay their serving staff the full hourly wage!

Yes, as long as other Senators and Governors out of state do not have a say or control of this. (Ex. Ted Cruz)

Raise it to $10.50/hour

Minimum wage should be the minimum cost of living

I am okay with $15 an hour, but I do not like the uncapped CPI adjustments

No, if we raise minimum wage it will most likely raise prices. Prices should be decreased instead.

Yes, but it should not be raised so much, 10-12 dollars

Should be higher than $15. Probably $17.50 to $20.00

15 is a bit high, but 7.50 is definitely too low. Maybe 12 an hour is more respectable.

No. $2400 per month is not enough. Instead, use tax penalties to incentivise companies to increase wages based on their annual profits.

Yes but, not all at once. I support small increases each year until we reach $15.

I believe in raising the minimum wage, but not to $15 an hour.

I think 15 is a bit too much, I think it should be at least 10.

Only in cities like okc and tulsa. higher minimum wage doesn’t work in rural areas.

It shoudl be raised 10% as to not cause a crash in the economy

Depends on the cost of living I think if you start at 7.25 and SAVE your money like a person with everything to lose you'll become a great citizen over someone who's getting paid and buying weed or booze just to enjoy your life. Some sacrifice has to happen in order to live comfortably eventually.

$15 is not enough for anyone to live on, especially with the staggeringly stupid tariffs. A livable wage should be a guaranteed and fundamental right, and $15 won't even cover the basic needs of any person, especially someone with health conditions or children

Yes, but preventative measures need to be put in place to prevent inflation

The minimum wage should be raised to be livable wage and should increase and decrease with inflation.

Probably to $10-$12

Yes, but higher the amount of money paid.

it all depends on inflation

No but like maybe take into consideration family status or maybe just moving it up to like 10-12 is fine and good but 15 puts to much on businness

$10 minimum wage

ten dollar

Oklahoma should rage the minimum wage to $20 an hour

I feel it should be different for certain jobs. Clerks at convenient stores should be payed lowered because they don’t have to do as much as someone who may work at Braum’s.

Only in some circumstance mainly regarding age and time worked the older you are and longer you have worked your wage should naturally increase

I believe in raising the minimum wage, but not by a drastic amount to $15 an hour. That would cause unemployment and boost the number of people in poverty, and it would increase homelessness. It would shutter many businesses, forcing them to cut hours and raise prices, which would decrease traffic to said businesses, leading to workforce cuts and possibly businesses closing their doors for good.

Adjust it to the inflation need of Oklahoma compared to other states

They should raise it to $20 so people can afford to live without working 3 jobs!!!

I think it should be more than it is much not that much.

I favor raising the minimum wage, but $15 an hour is too much of a hike for entry-level jobs. It will lead to mass unemployment and many mom-and-pop businesses shutting their doors, or at the very least cutting employee hours, cutting jobs, or raising prices, which will lead to the other two options.

No, because that would create issues with employers, but it should be raised to a livable amount.

Most likely due to inflation and the greedy government printing too much money that is worth less and less.

No, they should not raise it that much, but they should still raise it.

they should raise it but not necessarily that high

Yes. I think since prices are raising so much, pay rate should also be raised.

no but I feel like 10 dollars would be a good place.

Raise it each year by $1 till it reaches $15, then increase it each year by matching the CPI

It should be raised to the point to where someone could live off of it and have some extra for themself.

It should be tied to inflation. 15 an hour isn't enough anymore. Based on current inflation minimum wage should be 26 an hour.

Graduated throughout the next few years.

Raise it via the average national salary each year.

Minimum wage is for entry level jobs. Raises the minimum wage would cause a directly correlation in increased prices at businesses, job loss, and it would devalue higher skilled workers that make wages of $15 or more as there would be no equal percentage increase.

No, but raise it more than the current amount. (Ex: $10/hr)

Should be decided by local business and influenced by marketplace competition

Only if this does not raise the overall costs of goods.

Raise minimum wage but have to place a cap to reduce inflation or fee hikes so it balances out or rising cost will always exceed minimum wage cost of living