Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2016 Candidate Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
WA U.S. House - 7 Pramila Jayapal Democratic 7%
WA State Senate - 7 Shelly Short Republican 100%
WA State Senate - 9 Mark Schoesler Republican 100%
WA U.S. House - 9 Adam Smith Democratic 7%
WA State House - 9 Position 1 Mary Dye Republican 93%
WA State House - 9 Position 2 Joe Schmick Republican 100%
WA State Senate - 11 Bob Hasegawa Democratic 21%
WA State House - 11 Position 2 Steve Bergquist Democratic 14%
WA State House - 12 Position 2 Mike Steele Republican 86%
WA State House - 13 Position 1 Tom Dent Republican 100%
WA State Senate - 14 Curtis King Republican 93%
WA State House - 16 Position 2 Skyler Rude Republican 86%
WA State Senate - 17 Paul Harris Republican 93%
WA State House - 19 Position 1 Jim Walsh Republican 86%
WA State Senate - 20 John Braun Republican 93%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt Republican 100%
WA State House - 21 Position 1 Strom Peterson Democratic 0%
WA State House - 21 Position 2 Lillian Ortiz-Self Democratic 0%
WA State House - 22 Position 1 Beth Doglio Democratic 0%
WA State Senate - 23 Drew Hansen Democratic 14%
WA State Senate - 24 Mike Chapman Democratic 7%
WA State House - 24 Position 2 Steve Tharinger Democratic 21%
WA State House - 26 Position 2 Michelle Valdez Republican 93%
WA State House - 27 Position 1 Laurie Jinkins Democratic 7%
WA State House - 27 Position 2 Jake Fey Democratic 7%
State Office Name Party Rating
WA U.S. House - 7 Pramila Jayapal D 7%
WA State Senate - 7 Shelly Short R 100%
WA State Senate - 9 Mark Schoesler R 100%
WA U.S. House - 9 Adam Smith D 7%
WA State House - 9 Position 1 Mary Dye R 93%
WA State House - 9 Position 2 Joe Schmick R 100%
WA State Senate - 11 Bob Hasegawa D 21%
WA State House - 11 Position 2 Steve Bergquist D 14%
WA State House - 12 Position 2 Mike Steele R 86%
WA State House - 13 Position 1 Tom Dent R 100%
WA State Senate - 14 Curtis King R 93%
WA State House - 16 Position 2 Skyler Rude R 86%
WA State Senate - 17 Paul Harris R 93%
WA State House - 19 Position 1 Jim Walsh R 86%
WA State Senate - 20 John Braun R 93%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt R 100%
WA State House - 21 Position 1 Strom Peterson D 0%
WA State House - 21 Position 2 Lillian Ortiz-Self D 0%
WA State House - 22 Position 1 Beth Doglio D 0%
WA State Senate - 23 Drew Hansen D 14%
WA State Senate - 24 Mike Chapman D 7%
WA State House - 24 Position 2 Steve Tharinger D 21%
WA State House - 26 Position 2 Michelle Valdez R 93%
WA State House - 27 Position 1 Laurie Jinkins D 7%
WA State House - 27 Position 2 Jake Fey D 7%
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