Haley Stevens on Jobs

	Haley Stevens on Jobs

Protect prevailing wage; support $15 federal minimum wage

Key messages: Stevens campaigned on a $15 federal minimum wage and said she has been a critic of attempts to repeal Michigan's prevailing wage law on the state level. Stevens cited her experience on the Auto Task Force as "economic development experience that will bring industry and government leaders together to produce outcomes for our district." Source: Ballotpedia 2018 House MI-11 `Key Message` analysis , Oct 9, 2018

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