In an upcoming decision, voters in Arizona and Massachusetts will determine whether the minimum wage should be lower for workers who receive tips. The debate is heating up, with differing opinions from stakeholders; some argue that raising the tipped minimum wage could lead to increased prices for consumers and potential restaurant closures, whereas others advocate for fairer pay for waitstaff. Governor Healey of Massachusetts has voiced opposition to the proposed wage increase, expressing concern over job losses for servers and the viability of restaurants. With various ballot questions on the table, the decisions made could significantly impact the livelihood of tipped workers in these states.