Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2020 Candidate Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
IA State House - 63 Michael Bergan Republican 75%
FL State Senate - 10 Jason Brodeur Republican 75%
Knute Buehler 75%
FL State Senate - 23 Danny Burgess, Jr. Republican 75%
HI State House - 38 Lauren Cheape Matsumoto Republican 75%
Angelo D'Emilia 75%
HI State Senate - 7 Lynn DeCoite Democratic 75%
Donna Doore 75%
IN State House - 8 Ryan Dvorak Democratic 75%
Affie Ellis 75%
MA State House - First Worcester Kimberly Ferguson Republican 75%
Michael Grant 75%
IL State Senate - 36 Mike Halpin Democratic 75%
Deborah Hobson 75%
AR State House - 93 Mike Holcomb Republican 75%
Sharleene Hurst 75%
Travis Hutson 75%
CT State Senate - 31 Henri Martin Republican 75%
KY U.S. House - 4 Thomas Massie Republican 75%
FL State Senate - 19 Debbie Mayfield Republican 75%
Rodney Miller 75%
Craig Miner 75%
SC State Senate - 26 Russell Ott Democratic 75%
FL State House - 85 Tobin Overdorf Republican 75%
RI State Senate - 19 Ryan Pearson Democratic 75%
Scott Plakon 75%
MA State House - Twelfth Hampden Angelo Puppolo, Jr. Democratic 75%
ID State House - 34B Britt Raybould Republican 75%
Rosa Rebimbas 75%
Paul Renner 75%
GA State House - 6 Jason Ridley Republican 75%
Donald Rosier 75%
NC State House - 63 Stephen Ross Republican 75%
Barbara Shaw 75%
FL State House - 38 David Smith Republican 75%
SC State House - 119 Leon Stavrinakis Democratic 75%
Sarah Stevens 75%
Richard Tass 75%
Chris Tuck 75%
Kevin Van De Wege 75%
MA State House - Third Barnstable David Vieira Republican 75%
Tammy Walter 75%
Gene Ward 75%
Scott Wilk 75%
MA State House - Second Worcester Jon Zlotnik Democratic 75%
CT State House - 8 Tim Ackert Republican 83%
SC State Board of Education Rita Allison Republican 83%
ME State House - 104 Amy Arata Republican 83%
IN State House - 11 Michael Aylesworth Republican 83%
OH U.S. House - 12 Troy Balderson Republican 83%
SC State House - 71 Nathan Ballentine Republican 83%
Joan Ballweg 83%
SC State House - 24 Bruce Bannister Republican 83%
UT State House - 17 Stewart Barlow Republican 83%
CT State Senate - 32 Eric Berthel Republican 83%
AZ State House - 7 Walt Blackman Republican 83%
MA State House - Third Hampden Nicholas Boldyga Republican 83%
TX State House - 24 Greg Bonnen Republican 83%
Scyller Borglum 83%
IL U.S. House - 12 Mike Bost Republican 83%
TN State Senate - 16 Janice Bowling Republican 83%
Bill Brawley, Jr. 83%
TN State House - 47 Rush Bricken Republican 83%
TN U.S. House - 2 Tim Burchett Republican 83%
MT State House - 21 Ed Buttrey Republican 83%
CT State House - 86 Vin Candelora Republican 83%
Susan Carlson 83%
Benjamin Carpenter 83%
CT State House - 63 Jay Case Republican 83%
Thomas Courtney 83%
NH State House - Carroll 3 Karel Crawford Republican 83%
Rich Cunningham 83%
Joe Daning 83%
Rodney Davis 83%
Anthony DeGuerre 83%
Luisa Del Rosal 83%
Anthony Delcollo 83%
VT State House - Franklin-2 Lynn Dickinson Republican 83%
Michael Diedrich 83%
Shawn Dooley 83%
Rob Ecklund 83%
RI State House - 70 John Edwards IV Democratic 83%
UT State House - 43 Steve Eliason Republican 83%
John Eplee 83%
SC State House - 124 Shannon Erickson Republican 83%
Sebastian Ertelt 83%
Jessica Fay 83%
Raye Felder 83%
Kirkman Finlay III 83%
ND Commissioner - 1 Tim Flakoll Republican 83%
Jim Frazier 83%
Julie Frye-Mueller 83%
MA State House - Thirty-Sixth Middlesex Colleen Garry Democratic 83%
Terry Gauthier 83%
Louie Gohmert 83%
Anthony Gonzalez 83%
Candace Gould 83%
CA U.S. House - 13 Adam Gray Democratic 83%
FL State Senate - 22 Joe Gruters Republican 83%
Jaime Herrera Beutler 83%
State Office Name Party Rating
IA State House - 63 Michael Bergan R 75%
FL State Senate - 10 Jason Brodeur R 75%
Knute Buehler 75%
FL State Senate - 23 Danny Burgess, Jr. R 75%
HI State House - 38 Lauren Cheape Matsumoto R 75%
Angelo D'Emilia 75%
HI State Senate - 7 Lynn DeCoite D 75%
Donna Doore 75%
IN State House - 8 Ryan Dvorak D 75%
Affie Ellis 75%
MA State House - First Worcester Kimberly Ferguson R 75%
Michael Grant 75%
IL State Senate - 36 Mike Halpin D 75%
Deborah Hobson 75%
AR State House - 93 Mike Holcomb R 75%
Sharleene Hurst 75%
Travis Hutson 75%
CT State Senate - 31 Henri Martin R 75%
KY U.S. House - 4 Thomas Massie R 75%
FL State Senate - 19 Debbie Mayfield R 75%
Rodney Miller 75%
Craig Miner 75%
SC State Senate - 26 Russell Ott D 75%
FL State House - 85 Tobin Overdorf R 75%
RI State Senate - 19 Ryan Pearson D 75%
Scott Plakon 75%
MA State House - Twelfth Hampden Angelo Puppolo, Jr. D 75%
ID State House - 34B Britt Raybould R 75%
Rosa Rebimbas 75%
Paul Renner 75%
GA State House - 6 Jason Ridley R 75%
Donald Rosier 75%
NC State House - 63 Stephen Ross R 75%
Barbara Shaw 75%
FL State House - 38 David Smith R 75%
SC State House - 119 Leon Stavrinakis D 75%
Sarah Stevens 75%
Richard Tass 75%
Chris Tuck 75%
Kevin Van De Wege 75%
MA State House - Third Barnstable David Vieira R 75%
Tammy Walter 75%
Gene Ward 75%
Scott Wilk 75%
MA State House - Second Worcester Jon Zlotnik D 75%
CT State House - 8 Tim Ackert R 83%
SC State Board of Education Rita Allison R 83%
ME State House - 104 Amy Arata R 83%
IN State House - 11 Michael Aylesworth R 83%
OH U.S. House - 12 Troy Balderson R 83%
SC State House - 71 Nathan Ballentine R 83%
Joan Ballweg 83%
SC State House - 24 Bruce Bannister R 83%
UT State House - 17 Stewart Barlow R 83%
CT State Senate - 32 Eric Berthel R 83%
AZ State House - 7 Walt Blackman R 83%
MA State House - Third Hampden Nicholas Boldyga R 83%
TX State House - 24 Greg Bonnen R 83%
Scyller Borglum 83%
IL U.S. House - 12 Mike Bost R 83%
TN State Senate - 16 Janice Bowling R 83%
Bill Brawley, Jr. 83%
TN State House - 47 Rush Bricken R 83%
TN U.S. House - 2 Tim Burchett R 83%
MT State House - 21 Ed Buttrey R 83%
CT State House - 86 Vin Candelora R 83%
Susan Carlson 83%
Benjamin Carpenter 83%
CT State House - 63 Jay Case R 83%
Thomas Courtney 83%
NH State House - Carroll 3 Karel Crawford R 83%
Rich Cunningham 83%
Joe Daning 83%
Rodney Davis 83%
Anthony DeGuerre 83%
Luisa Del Rosal 83%
Anthony Delcollo 83%
VT State House - Franklin-2 Lynn Dickinson R 83%
Michael Diedrich 83%
Shawn Dooley 83%
Rob Ecklund 83%
RI State House - 70 John Edwards IV D 83%
UT State House - 43 Steve Eliason R 83%
John Eplee 83%
SC State House - 124 Shannon Erickson R 83%
Sebastian Ertelt 83%
Jessica Fay 83%
Raye Felder 83%
Kirkman Finlay III 83%
ND Commissioner - 1 Tim Flakoll R 83%
Jim Frazier 83%
Julie Frye-Mueller 83%
MA State House - Thirty-Sixth Middlesex Colleen Garry D 83%
Terry Gauthier 83%
Louie Gohmert 83%
Anthony Gonzalez 83%
Candace Gould 83%
CA U.S. House - 13 Adam Gray D 83%
FL State Senate - 22 Joe Gruters R 83%
Jaime Herrera Beutler 83%
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