Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2016 Candidate Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
Matt Castlen 79%
PA State House - 67 Martin Causer Republican 79%
AR State House - 30 Frances Cavenaugh Republican 79%
James Cawley 79%
SC State Senate - 29 JD Chaplin Republican 79%
Isaac Choy 79%
Lars Christiansen 79%
ND State Senate - 16 David Clemens Republican 79%
Martin Cline 79%
Sue Cline 79%
Cathy Cloutier 79%
Leland Cole 79%
Jeffrey Collins 79%
Kristin Conzet 79%
Bill Cook 79%
Michael Cooper, Sr. 79%
Becky Corbin 79%
Robert Cornejo 79%
David Coughlin, Jr. 79%
Thomas Courtney 79%
Phil Covarrubias 79%
Michael Cowett 79%
Laura Cox 79%
UT Governor Spencer Cox Republican 79%
Bill Crosby 79%
Ty Cullen 79%
Rich Cunningham 79%
Larry Cupoli 79%
Michael Curcio 79%
ME State Senate - 16 Scott Cyrway Republican 79%
Angelo D'Emilia 79%
Brian Dahle 79%
Douglas Damon 79%
Martin Daniel 79%
NC State Senate - 46 Warren Daniel Republican 79%
Christopher Davis 79%
Sarah Davis 79%
John DeSimone 79%
Ethan Demme 79%
Jonathan Dever 79%
PA Commissioner - At-Large Gene DiGirolamo Republican 79%
Jeff Dial 79%
Kimberly Ann Diamond 79%
Luke Diamond 79%
PA State House - 102 Russ Diamond Republican 79%
Spencer Dickinson 79%
Fred Doucette 79%
James Doyle II 79%
Trevor Drown 79%
Dan Dryden 79%
State Office Name Party Rating
Matt Castlen 79%
PA State House - 67 Martin Causer R 79%
AR State House - 30 Frances Cavenaugh R 79%
James Cawley 79%
SC State Senate - 29 JD Chaplin R 79%
Isaac Choy 79%
Lars Christiansen 79%
ND State Senate - 16 David Clemens R 79%
Martin Cline 79%
Sue Cline 79%
Cathy Cloutier 79%
Leland Cole 79%
Jeffrey Collins 79%
Kristin Conzet 79%
Bill Cook 79%
Michael Cooper, Sr. 79%
Becky Corbin 79%
Robert Cornejo 79%
David Coughlin, Jr. 79%
Thomas Courtney 79%
Phil Covarrubias 79%
Michael Cowett 79%
Laura Cox 79%
UT Governor Spencer Cox R 79%
Bill Crosby 79%
Ty Cullen 79%
Rich Cunningham 79%
Larry Cupoli 79%
Michael Curcio 79%
ME State Senate - 16 Scott Cyrway R 79%
Angelo D'Emilia 79%
Brian Dahle 79%
Douglas Damon 79%
Martin Daniel 79%
NC State Senate - 46 Warren Daniel R 79%
Christopher Davis 79%
Sarah Davis 79%
John DeSimone 79%
Ethan Demme 79%
Jonathan Dever 79%
PA Commissioner - At-Large Gene DiGirolamo R 79%
Jeff Dial 79%
Kimberly Ann Diamond 79%
Luke Diamond 79%
PA State House - 102 Russ Diamond R 79%
Spencer Dickinson 79%
Fred Doucette 79%
James Doyle II 79%
Trevor Drown 79%
Dan Dryden 79%
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