Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

2012 Positions

Issues: Guns

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State Office Name Party Rating
Jim Hahn 71%
Rebecca Hamilton 71%
Bradley Maxon Hamlett 71%
Kristin Hansen 71%
Peter Hansen 71%
Steve Harrelson 71%
Ben Harris 71%
CT State Senate - 15 Joan Hartley Democratic 71%
Greg Hartman 71%
Joseph Haveman 71%
Lee Hein 71%
Frank Henderson 71%
Anthony Hensley 71%
Steve Henson 71%
Hunter Hill 71%
TX State Senate - 20 Juan Hinojosa Democratic 71%
Dawson Hodgson 71%
MA State House - Third Middlesex Kate Hogan Democratic 71%
Bruce Holland 71%
ID State House - 20B James Holtzclaw Republican 71%
NC State House - 77 Julia Howard Republican 71%
Martin Howrylak 71%
Johnny Hoyt 71%
Rudy Hrubala 71%
Michael Huckleberry 71%
Keith Humphrey 71%
Samuel Hunthausen 71%
John Iannuzzi 71%
HI State Senate - 10 Les Ihara, Jr. Democratic 71%
Chad Inman 71%
NY Legislator - 8 Mark Johns Republican 71%
TX Mayor - At-Large Eric Johnson Republican 71%
Bill Joransen 71%
Ed Jutila 71%
Robb Kahl 71%
Daniel Kaiser 71%
NC Commissioner - 6 Timothy Karan 71%
Michael Kearns 71%
NM Mayor - At-Large Tim Keller Democratic 71%
GA State Board of Education - 4 Lisa Kinnemore 71%
Marvin Kleeb 71%
Daniel Knorr II 71%
Chuck Kuniewich, Jr. 71%
NH State House - Grafton 5 Rick Ladd, Jr. Republican 71%
Marilyn Lane 71%
James Langdon, Jr. 71%
Vernon Laning 71%
Richard Lawrence 71%
Steve Lebsock 71%
Fred Leonard 71%
David Lifferth 71%
Linda Lingle 71%
Tom Lockhart 71%
Frank Lombardo III 71%
Cleve Loney 71%
Jeff Longbine 71%
Bunky Loucks 71%
Lynn Luker 71%
NY State Assembly - 123 Donna Lupardo Democratic 71%
James Madalena, Jr. 71%
John Maher 71%
Lucas Malek 71%
NY U.S. House - 11 Nicole Malliotakis Republican 71%
Gerald Malloy 71%
Bruce Marcus 71%
Joshua Martin 71%
Peter Martin 71%
Sidney Mathias 71%
Greg Matthews 71%
Brendan Maturen 71%
SD State House - 27 Liz May Republican 71%
James Maybury 71%
Carol McElwee 71%
Yancey McGill 71%
Kay McIff 71%
Neil McIver 71%
MT State Senate - 12 Wendy McKamey Republican 71%
Rob McKenna 71%
Robert McKim 71%
Jonathan McNiven 71%
Jerry McPeak 71%
Craig McPherson 71%
IL State House - 109 Charlie Meier Republican 71%
Melanie Meier 71%
Christopher Millis 71%
Leonard Mirra 71%
Michael Molgano 71%
Glenn Moniz 71%
Michael Montesano 71%
Casey Moore 71%
Robert Moore, Jr. 71%
Bob Morain 71%
Joseph Moreland, Jr. 71%
Mike Moroz 71%
Steve Moss 71%
TX State House - 36 Sergio Munoz, Jr. Democratic 71%
Joe Neal 71%
Nelson, Jr. 71%
Jim Nielson 71%
IN State Senate - 10 David Niezgodski Democratic 71%
State Office Name Party Rating
Jim Hahn 71%
Rebecca Hamilton 71%
Bradley Maxon Hamlett 71%
Kristin Hansen 71%
Peter Hansen 71%
Steve Harrelson 71%
Ben Harris 71%
CT State Senate - 15 Joan Hartley D 71%
Greg Hartman 71%
Joseph Haveman 71%
Lee Hein 71%
Frank Henderson 71%
Anthony Hensley 71%
Steve Henson 71%
Hunter Hill 71%
TX State Senate - 20 Juan Hinojosa D 71%
Dawson Hodgson 71%
MA State House - Third Middlesex Kate Hogan D 71%
Bruce Holland 71%
ID State House - 20B James Holtzclaw R 71%
NC State House - 77 Julia Howard R 71%
Martin Howrylak 71%
Johnny Hoyt 71%
Rudy Hrubala 71%
Michael Huckleberry 71%
Keith Humphrey 71%
Samuel Hunthausen 71%
John Iannuzzi 71%
HI State Senate - 10 Les Ihara, Jr. D 71%
Chad Inman 71%
NY Legislator - 8 Mark Johns R 71%
TX Mayor - At-Large Eric Johnson R 71%
Bill Joransen 71%
Ed Jutila 71%
Robb Kahl 71%
Daniel Kaiser 71%
NC Commissioner - 6 Timothy Karan 71%
Michael Kearns 71%
NM Mayor - At-Large Tim Keller D 71%
GA State Board of Education - 4 Lisa Kinnemore 71%
Marvin Kleeb 71%
Daniel Knorr II 71%
Chuck Kuniewich, Jr. 71%
NH State House - Grafton 5 Rick Ladd, Jr. R 71%
Marilyn Lane 71%
James Langdon, Jr. 71%
Vernon Laning 71%
Richard Lawrence 71%
Steve Lebsock 71%
Fred Leonard 71%
David Lifferth 71%
Linda Lingle 71%
Tom Lockhart 71%
Frank Lombardo III 71%
Cleve Loney 71%
Jeff Longbine 71%
Bunky Loucks 71%
Lynn Luker 71%
NY State Assembly - 123 Donna Lupardo D 71%
James Madalena, Jr. 71%
John Maher 71%
Lucas Malek 71%
NY U.S. House - 11 Nicole Malliotakis R 71%
Gerald Malloy 71%
Bruce Marcus 71%
Joshua Martin 71%
Peter Martin 71%
Sidney Mathias 71%
Greg Matthews 71%
Brendan Maturen 71%
SD State House - 27 Liz May R 71%
James Maybury 71%
Carol McElwee 71%
Yancey McGill 71%
Kay McIff 71%
Neil McIver 71%
MT State Senate - 12 Wendy McKamey R 71%
Rob McKenna 71%
Robert McKim 71%
Jonathan McNiven 71%
Jerry McPeak 71%
Craig McPherson 71%
IL State House - 109 Charlie Meier R 71%
Melanie Meier 71%
Christopher Millis 71%
Leonard Mirra 71%
Michael Molgano 71%
Glenn Moniz 71%
Michael Montesano 71%
Casey Moore 71%
Robert Moore, Jr. 71%
Bob Morain 71%
Joseph Moreland, Jr. 71%
Mike Moroz 71%
Steve Moss 71%
TX State House - 36 Sergio Munoz, Jr. D 71%
Joe Neal 71%
Nelson, Jr. 71%
Jim Nielson 71%
IN State Senate - 10 David Niezgodski D 71%
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