Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2022 Candidate Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
FL U.S. House - 21 Brian Mast Republican 17%
ME State House - 142 Anne-Marie Mastraccio Democratic 17%
ND State Senate - 11 Tim Mathern Democratic-NPL 17%
ME State House - 43 Ann Matlack Democratic 17%
UT State House - 37 Ashlee Matthews Democratic 17%
NM State House - 27 Marian Matthews Democratic 17%
Robert McCarthy 17%
Tim McCloud 17%
David McCrea 17%
SC State House - 41 Annie McDaniel Democratic 17%
CT State House - 116 Treneé McGee Democratic 17%
Terry McGovern 17%
TN State House - 15 Samuel McKenzie Democratic 17%
Mia McLeod 17%
Evan McMullin 17%
Frank McNeill, Jr. 17%
OR State Senate - 20 Mark Meek Democratic 17%
PA State House - 2 Bob Merski Democratic 17%
TX State Senate - 13 Borris Miles Democratic 17%
Cameron Miller 17%
Dennis Miller 17%
Patti Minter 17%
Bennette Misalucha 17%
Rebecca Mitchell 17%
Mark Mitchem 17%
MA State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth Mark Montigny Democratic 17%
TX State House - 78 Joe Moody Democratic 17%
ME State House - 117 Matt Moonen Democratic 17%
Kahden Mooney 17%
MA State Senate - Second Worcester Mike Moore Democratic 17%
Rodney Moore 17%
Anthony Moran 17%
Susan Moran 17%
MT State Senate - 50 Shane Morigeau Democratic 17%
Jay Mosley 17%
TX State House - 36 Sergio Munoz, Jr. Democratic 17%
OK State House - 85 Cyndi Munson Democratic 17%
Mary Murphy 17%
Chardale Murray 17%
Karen Nance 17%
William Nash 17%
Marvin Nelson 17%
Reynold Nesiba 17%
Mark Neumann 17%
Donna Newton 17%
OK Mayor - At-Large Monroe Nichols IV Democratic 17%
Milton Nicks, Jr. 17%
VT State House - Bennington 5 Michael Nigro Democratic 17%
Linda Nuno 17%
VT State House - Windsor-Orange-1 John O'Brien Democratic 17%
CT State House - 125 Tom O'Dea Republican 17%
Andrew O'Hearne 17%
MI State House - 94 Amos O'Neal Democratic 17%
Collins Odongo 17%
NV State Senate - 21 James Ohrenschall Democratic 17%
UT State House - 33 Doug Owens Democratic 17%
IN State House - 92 Renee Pack Democratic 17%
David Palmer 17%
GA State House - 142 Miriam Paris Democratic 17%
Merle Parise 17%
GA State House - 107 Samuel Park Democratic 17%
PA State House - 198 Darisha Parker Democratic 17%
Sean Paulhus 17%
Sarah Peake 17%
Henry Pearl 17%
Mary Peltola 17%
Thomas Perkins 17%
NC State House - 48 Garland Pierce Democratic 17%
UT State Senate - 14 Stephanie Pitcher Democratic 17%
Ajay Pittman 17%
IN State Senate - 4 Rodney Pol, Jr. Democratic 17%
Tracy Potter 17%
SD State House - 27 Peri Pourier Republican 17%
Wiley Price IV 17%
Susie Proctor 17%
State Office Name Party Rating
FL U.S. House - 21 Brian Mast R 17%
ME State House - 142 Anne-Marie Mastraccio D 17%
ND State Senate - 11 Tim Mathern D-NPL 17%
ME State House - 43 Ann Matlack D 17%
UT State House - 37 Ashlee Matthews D 17%
NM State House - 27 Marian Matthews D 17%
Robert McCarthy 17%
Tim McCloud 17%
David McCrea 17%
SC State House - 41 Annie McDaniel D 17%
CT State House - 116 Treneé McGee D 17%
Terry McGovern 17%
TN State House - 15 Samuel McKenzie D 17%
Mia McLeod 17%
Evan McMullin 17%
Frank McNeill, Jr. 17%
OR State Senate - 20 Mark Meek D 17%
PA State House - 2 Bob Merski D 17%
TX State Senate - 13 Borris Miles D 17%
Cameron Miller 17%
Dennis Miller 17%
Patti Minter 17%
Bennette Misalucha 17%
Rebecca Mitchell 17%
Mark Mitchem 17%
MA State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth Mark Montigny D 17%
TX State House - 78 Joe Moody D 17%
ME State House - 117 Matt Moonen D 17%
Kahden Mooney 17%
MA State Senate - Second Worcester Mike Moore D 17%
Rodney Moore 17%
Anthony Moran 17%
Susan Moran 17%
MT State Senate - 50 Shane Morigeau D 17%
Jay Mosley 17%
TX State House - 36 Sergio Munoz, Jr. D 17%
OK State House - 85 Cyndi Munson D 17%
Mary Murphy 17%
Chardale Murray 17%
Karen Nance 17%
William Nash 17%
Marvin Nelson 17%
Reynold Nesiba 17%
Mark Neumann 17%
Donna Newton 17%
OK Mayor - At-Large Monroe Nichols IV D 17%
Milton Nicks, Jr. 17%
VT State House - Bennington 5 Michael Nigro D 17%
Linda Nuno 17%
VT State House - Windsor-Orange-1 John O'Brien D 17%
CT State House - 125 Tom O'Dea R 17%
Andrew O'Hearne 17%
MI State House - 94 Amos O'Neal D 17%
Collins Odongo 17%
NV State Senate - 21 James Ohrenschall D 17%
UT State House - 33 Doug Owens D 17%
IN State House - 92 Renee Pack D 17%
David Palmer 17%
GA State House - 142 Miriam Paris D 17%
Merle Parise 17%
GA State House - 107 Samuel Park D 17%
PA State House - 198 Darisha Parker D 17%
Sean Paulhus 17%
Sarah Peake 17%
Henry Pearl 17%
Mary Peltola 17%
Thomas Perkins 17%
NC State House - 48 Garland Pierce D 17%
UT State Senate - 14 Stephanie Pitcher D 17%
Ajay Pittman 17%
IN State Senate - 4 Rodney Pol, Jr. D 17%
Tracy Potter 17%
SD State House - 27 Peri Pourier R 17%
Wiley Price IV 17%
Susie Proctor 17%
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