Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2018 Candidate Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
Sandy Layman 83%
AL State House - 86 Paul Lee Republican 83%
Paul Lefebvre 83%
RI State House - 14 Charlene Lima Democratic 83%
Betty Little 83%
Dwight Loftis 83%
MT State Senate - 45 Denley Loge Republican 83%
MA State House - Twenty-Second Middlesex Marc Lombardo Republican 83%
Mark Lowery 83%
ND State Senate - 25 Larry Luick Republican 83%
Lynn Luker 83%
AR State House - 18 Robin Lundstrum Republican 83%
Adam Lusker, Sr. 83%
Peter Lyford 83%
AR State House - 60 Roger Lynch Republican 83%
Julie Lynn 83%
James Lyons, Jr. 83%
NH State House - Carroll 6 John MacDonald Republican 83%
Jesse MacLachlan 83%
PA U.S. House - 7 Ryan Mackenzie Republican 83%
Anthony Mackey 83%
AR State House - 86 John Maddox Republican 83%
Timothy Mahoney 83%
ID State House - 29A Dustin Manwaring Republican 83%
Andrew Maragos 83%
Brad Martin 83%
CT State Senate - 31 Henri Martin Republican 83%
Max Martin 83%
Rick Martin 83%
Nicholas Mattiello 83%
AR State House - 92 Julie Mayberry Republican 83%
Mac McCutcheon 83%
UT State Senate - 25 Mike McKell Republican 83%
Scott McLean 83%
AR State House - 5 Ron McNair Republican 83%
IN State House - 76 Wendy McNamara Republican 83%
AR State House - 42 Stephen Meeks Republican 83%
PA State House - 97 Steve Mentzer Republican 83%
Wesley Meredith 83%
Dorothy Merritt 83%
IA State House - 8 Ann Meyer Republican 83%
Christian Miele 83%
NY State Assembly - 122 Brian Miller Republican 83%
UT State Senate - 5 Ann Millner Republican 83%
Craig Miner 83%
Leonard Mirra 83%
Jennifer Moffat 83%
Michael Montesano 83%
Terry Moore 83%
Gina Mosbrucker 83%
SC State House - 29 Dennis Moss Republican 83%
Mathew Muratore 83%
Terrence Murphy 83%
Andrew Murr 83%
NY State Senate - 3 Dean Murray Republican 83%
Jerry Nankervis 83%
Merrill Nelson 83%
SC State House - 120 Weston Newton Republican 83%
Mike Norris 83%
VT State House - Lamoille-2 Daniel Noyes Democratic 83%
Dave Oehlke 83%
Wayne Ogle 83%
Bob Oreskovic 83%
CT State Senate - 19 Cathy Osten Democratic 83%
Charles Otto 83%
Scott Ourth 83%
NY State Assembly - 132 Phil Palmesano Republican 83%
Phil Parenti 83%
ND State Senate - 26 Dale Patten Republican 83%
Bobby Payne 83%
RI State House - 13 Ramon Perez, Jr. Democratic 83%
PA U.S. House - 10 Scott Perry Republican 83%
Kent Peterson 83%
UT State House - 56 Val Peterson Republican 83%
AL State House - 1 Phillip Pettus Republican 83%
State Office Name Party Rating
Sandy Layman 83%
AL State House - 86 Paul Lee R 83%
Paul Lefebvre 83%
RI State House - 14 Charlene Lima D 83%
Betty Little 83%
Dwight Loftis 83%
MT State Senate - 45 Denley Loge R 83%
MA State House - Twenty-Second Middlesex Marc Lombardo R 83%
Mark Lowery 83%
ND State Senate - 25 Larry Luick R 83%
Lynn Luker 83%
AR State House - 18 Robin Lundstrum R 83%
Adam Lusker, Sr. 83%
Peter Lyford 83%
AR State House - 60 Roger Lynch R 83%
Julie Lynn 83%
James Lyons, Jr. 83%
NH State House - Carroll 6 John MacDonald R 83%
Jesse MacLachlan 83%
PA U.S. House - 7 Ryan Mackenzie R 83%
Anthony Mackey 83%
AR State House - 86 John Maddox R 83%
Timothy Mahoney 83%
ID State House - 29A Dustin Manwaring R 83%
Andrew Maragos 83%
Brad Martin 83%
CT State Senate - 31 Henri Martin R 83%
Max Martin 83%
Rick Martin 83%
Nicholas Mattiello 83%
AR State House - 92 Julie Mayberry R 83%
Mac McCutcheon 83%
UT State Senate - 25 Mike McKell R 83%
Scott McLean 83%
AR State House - 5 Ron McNair R 83%
IN State House - 76 Wendy McNamara R 83%
AR State House - 42 Stephen Meeks R 83%
PA State House - 97 Steve Mentzer R 83%
Wesley Meredith 83%
Dorothy Merritt 83%
IA State House - 8 Ann Meyer R 83%
Christian Miele 83%
NY State Assembly - 122 Brian Miller R 83%
UT State Senate - 5 Ann Millner R 83%
Craig Miner 83%
Leonard Mirra 83%
Jennifer Moffat 83%
Michael Montesano 83%
Terry Moore 83%
Gina Mosbrucker 83%
SC State House - 29 Dennis Moss R 83%
Mathew Muratore 83%
Terrence Murphy 83%
Andrew Murr 83%
NY State Senate - 3 Dean Murray R 83%
Jerry Nankervis 83%
Merrill Nelson 83%
SC State House - 120 Weston Newton R 83%
Mike Norris 83%
VT State House - Lamoille-2 Daniel Noyes D 83%
Dave Oehlke 83%
Wayne Ogle 83%
Bob Oreskovic 83%
CT State Senate - 19 Cathy Osten D 83%
Charles Otto 83%
Scott Ourth 83%
NY State Assembly - 132 Phil Palmesano R 83%
Phil Parenti 83%
ND State Senate - 26 Dale Patten R 83%
Bobby Payne 83%
RI State House - 13 Ramon Perez, Jr. D 83%
PA U.S. House - 10 Scott Perry R 83%
Kent Peterson 83%
UT State House - 56 Val Peterson R 83%
AL State House - 1 Phillip Pettus R 83%
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