Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2020 Candidate Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
Stan Frownfelter 42%
HI State Senate - 21 Mike Gabbard Democratic 42%
Vince Gagliardo, Jr. 42%
NY U.S. House - 2 Andrew Garbarino Republican 42%
Aimee Garza Lopez 42%
Tom Golden, Jr. 42%
Bealquin Gomez 42%
John Grabinger 42%
Darren Grant 42%
Brandon Gray 42%
ME State Senate - 7 Nicole Grohoski Democratic 42%
Danielle Grondin-Stevens 42%
Bruce Grubbs 42%
Aileen Gunther 42%
James Gupton 42%
Jim Haadsma 42%
Patricia Haddad 42%
Bethany Hall-Long 42%
Steve Handy 42%
PA State House - 1 Patrick Harkins Democratic 42%
Dick Harpootlian 42%
SD State House - 10 Erin Healy Democratic 42%
Michael Hebron, Sr. 42%
Troy Heinert 42%
SC State Senate - 28 Greg Hembree Republican 42%
Timothy Hennessey 42%
Abel Herrero 42%
Will Hess 42%
AR State Senate - 4 Jimmy Hickey, Jr. Republican 42%
Lyle Hillyard 42%
Adam Hinds 42%
Daniel Hobbs 42%
Donna Hoener-Queal 42%
IL State House - 113 Jay Hoffman Democratic 42%
MN State Senate - 34 John Hoffman Democratic/Farmer/Labor 42%
Delorean Holmes 42%
Thomas Holmes 42%
WV State House - 25 Sean Hornbuckle Democratic 42%
Scott Hough 42%
RI State House - 6 Raymond Hull Democratic 42%
Jean Hunhoff 42%
SC State Senate - 40 Brad Hutto Democratic 42%
Camron Iannalfo 42%
Daniel Ivey-Soto 42%
Jay Jack 42%
NH State House - Hillsborough 10 Marty Jack Democratic 42%
Scott Jaillet 42%
WV State Senate - 8 Glenn Jeffries Republican 42%
Jakob Jitima 42%
NY Legislator - 8 Mark Johns Republican 42%
State Office Name Party Rating
Stan Frownfelter 42%
HI State Senate - 21 Mike Gabbard D 42%
Vince Gagliardo, Jr. 42%
NY U.S. House - 2 Andrew Garbarino R 42%
Aimee Garza Lopez 42%
Tom Golden, Jr. 42%
Bealquin Gomez 42%
John Grabinger 42%
Darren Grant 42%
Brandon Gray 42%
ME State Senate - 7 Nicole Grohoski D 42%
Danielle Grondin-Stevens 42%
Bruce Grubbs 42%
Aileen Gunther 42%
James Gupton 42%
Jim Haadsma 42%
Patricia Haddad 42%
Bethany Hall-Long 42%
Steve Handy 42%
PA State House - 1 Patrick Harkins D 42%
Dick Harpootlian 42%
SD State House - 10 Erin Healy D 42%
Michael Hebron, Sr. 42%
Troy Heinert 42%
SC State Senate - 28 Greg Hembree R 42%
Timothy Hennessey 42%
Abel Herrero 42%
Will Hess 42%
AR State Senate - 4 Jimmy Hickey, Jr. R 42%
Lyle Hillyard 42%
Adam Hinds 42%
Daniel Hobbs 42%
Donna Hoener-Queal 42%
IL State House - 113 Jay Hoffman D 42%
MN State Senate - 34 John Hoffman DFL 42%
Delorean Holmes 42%
Thomas Holmes 42%
WV State House - 25 Sean Hornbuckle D 42%
Scott Hough 42%
RI State House - 6 Raymond Hull D 42%
Jean Hunhoff 42%
SC State Senate - 40 Brad Hutto D 42%
Camron Iannalfo 42%
Daniel Ivey-Soto 42%
Jay Jack 42%
NH State House - Hillsborough 10 Marty Jack D 42%
Scott Jaillet 42%
WV State Senate - 8 Glenn Jeffries R 42%
Jakob Jitima 42%
NY Legislator - 8 Mark Johns R 42%
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