Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2012 Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
SC State House - 62 Robert Williams Democratic 64%
TN State House - 42 Ryan Williams Republican 79%
GA State House - 112 Bruce Williamson III Republican 79%
SC State House - 16 Mark Willis Republican 93%
IA State House - 15 Matt Windschitl Republican 100%
KS State House - 34 Valdenia Winn Democratic 7%
MA State House - Ninth Essex Donald Wong Republican 64%
ME State House - 92 Stephen Wood Republican 93%
TX State House - 137 Gene Wu Democratic 57%
CT State House - 87 David Yaccarino Republican 64%
HI State House - 12 Kyle Yamashita Democratic 71%
CT State House - 61 Tami Zawistowski Republican 86%
MA State House - Second Worcester Jon Zlotnik Democratic 50%
CT State House - 89 Lezlye Zupkus Republican 86%
MN State Senate - 35 Jim Abeler II Republican 93%
NY State Senate - 15 Joseph Addabbo, Jr. Democratic 7%
GA State Senate - 56 John Albers Republican 93%
FL State Senate - 27 Ben Albritton Republican 93%
SC State Senate - 1 Thomas Alexander Republican 93%
SC State Senate - 7 Karl Allen Democratic 71%
KS State Senate - 32 Larry Alley Republican 86%
AZ State Senate - 5 Lela Alston Democratic 7%
TX State Senate - 6 Carol Alvarado Democratic 7%
WY State Senate - 28 Jim Anderson Republican 50%
GA State Senate - 24 Lee Anderson Republican 93%
State Office Name Party Rating
SC State House - 62 Robert Williams D 64%
TN State House - 42 Ryan Williams R 79%
GA State House - 112 Bruce Williamson III R 79%
SC State House - 16 Mark Willis R 93%
IA State House - 15 Matt Windschitl R 100%
KS State House - 34 Valdenia Winn D 7%
MA State House - Ninth Essex Donald Wong R 64%
ME State House - 92 Stephen Wood R 93%
TX State House - 137 Gene Wu D 57%
CT State House - 87 David Yaccarino R 64%
HI State House - 12 Kyle Yamashita D 71%
CT State House - 61 Tami Zawistowski R 86%
MA State House - Second Worcester Jon Zlotnik D 50%
CT State House - 89 Lezlye Zupkus R 86%
MN State Senate - 35 Jim Abeler II R 93%
NY State Senate - 15 Joseph Addabbo, Jr. D 7%
GA State Senate - 56 John Albers R 93%
FL State Senate - 27 Ben Albritton R 93%
SC State Senate - 1 Thomas Alexander R 93%
SC State Senate - 7 Karl Allen D 71%
KS State Senate - 32 Larry Alley R 86%
AZ State Senate - 5 Lela Alston D 7%
TX State Senate - 6 Carol Alvarado D 7%
WY State Senate - 28 Jim Anderson R 50%
GA State Senate - 24 Lee Anderson R 93%
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