2022-2024: Greg Cunningham Repeatedly Opposed Raising New Mexico’s Minimum Wage, Insisting “The Free Market Or Supply/Demand” Should Set Wages

2024: Cunningham Opposed Raising The Minimum Wage In New Mexico, Saying “I Will Not Support Additional Government Regulations On Employer-Employee Relations. “Q14 New Mexico has passed laws that govern employer-employee relations such as increased minimum wage and paid time off among others. There have also been discussions about Paid Family Medical Leave Act (PFMLA), a living wage, and shortened work weeks. If elected, what position will you take on additional regulation of businesses on issues like those mentioned? I will not support additional government regulations on employer-employee relations.” [2024 New Mexico Business Coalition Candidate Survey, Greg Cunningham Responses, 6/27/24]

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[2024 New Mexico Business Coalition Candidate Survey, Greg Cunningham Responses, 6/27/24]

2022: Cunningham Opposed Legislation Concerning The State’s Minimum Wage, Saying “The Free Market Or Supply/Demand” Should Determine The Appropriate Wage Amount. “Q25 Employment Laws: In recent years, legislation is proposed each session concerning the state’s minimum wage. Please state how you feel wages should be determined and explain your answer. Wages should be determined by allowing the free market or supply/demand to determine an appropriate amount.” [2022 New Mexico Business Coalition Candidate Survey via Internet Archive, Greg Cunningham Responses, archived 12/8/22]

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[2022 New Mexico Business Coalition Candidate Survey via Internet Archive, Greg Cunningham Responses, archived 12/8/22]