Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2016 Candidate Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
KS U.S. Senate - Jr Roger Marshall Republican 86%
Michael Marsicano 86%
Chayne Marten 86%
Benjamin Martin 86%
Jeff Martin 86%
John Martin 86%
ME State Senate - 19 Joseph Martin Republican 86%
Kathy Martin 86%
Margaret Martin 86%
WV State Senate - 12 Patrick Martin Republican 86%
Ray Martin 86%
Rick Martin 86%
PA State Senate - 13 Scott Martin Republican 86%
Ryan Martinez 86%
Mali Marvin 86%
Robert Marvin 86%
Gina Mason 86%
Herbert Masser, Jr. 86%
Nathan Massey 86%
FL State Senate - 11 Ralph Massullo, Jr. Republican 86%
FL U.S. House - 21 Brian Mast Republican 86%
Janine Materna 86%
MN State Senate - 27 Andrew Mathews Republican 86%
Mark Mathis 86%
Rod Mathis 86%
Andy Matthews 86%
Robyn Matthews 86%
MO State House - 107 Mark Matthiesen Republican 86%
Matt Mattingly 86%
Bob Mattive 86%
Chip Maxwell 86%
IN State House - 65 Chris May Republican 86%
Donald May 86%
Robert Mayer 86%
Brent Mayes 86%
Christopher Mazerall 86%
Lenny McAllister 86%
Richard McArthur 86%
Matthew McCall 86%
Gary McCallister 86%
Julie McCallister 86%
Noreen McCann 86%
Michael McCarter 86%
Michael McCarthy 86%
Jane McClaran 86%
Marty McClendon 86%
Tom McCloud 86%
PA Commissioner - At-Large Betsy McClure 86%
James McClure, Jr. 86%
Austin McCollum 86%
State Office Name Party Rating
KS U.S. Senate - Jr Roger Marshall R 86%
Michael Marsicano 86%
Chayne Marten 86%
Benjamin Martin 86%
Jeff Martin 86%
John Martin 86%
ME State Senate - 19 Joseph Martin R 86%
Kathy Martin 86%
Margaret Martin 86%
WV State Senate - 12 Patrick Martin R 86%
Ray Martin 86%
Rick Martin 86%
PA State Senate - 13 Scott Martin R 86%
Ryan Martinez 86%
Mali Marvin 86%
Robert Marvin 86%
Gina Mason 86%
Herbert Masser, Jr. 86%
Nathan Massey 86%
FL State Senate - 11 Ralph Massullo, Jr. R 86%
FL U.S. House - 21 Brian Mast R 86%
Janine Materna 86%
MN State Senate - 27 Andrew Mathews R 86%
Mark Mathis 86%
Rod Mathis 86%
Andy Matthews 86%
Robyn Matthews 86%
MO State House - 107 Mark Matthiesen R 86%
Matt Mattingly 86%
Bob Mattive 86%
Chip Maxwell 86%
IN State House - 65 Chris May R 86%
Donald May 86%
Robert Mayer 86%
Brent Mayes 86%
Christopher Mazerall 86%
Lenny McAllister 86%
Richard McArthur 86%
Matthew McCall 86%
Gary McCallister 86%
Julie McCallister 86%
Noreen McCann 86%
Michael McCarter 86%
Michael McCarthy 86%
Jane McClaran 86%
Marty McClendon 86%
Tom McCloud 86%
PA Commissioner - At-Large Betsy McClure 86%
James McClure, Jr. 86%
Austin McCollum 86%
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