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Rating Group: National Rifle Association (NRA)

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State Office Name Party Rating
Carolyn Webber 43%
MO State Senate - 19 Stephen Webber Democratic 43%
Lawrence Weekly 43%
VT U.S. Senate - Jr Peter Welch Democratic 43%
Stan White 43%
Mike Wilber 43%
Susan Wiley 43%
Scott Wilk 43%
GA State House - 38 David Wilkerson Democratic 43%
Leon Winn 43%
Tom Winslow 43%
Christopher Wright 43%
Eddie Yokley 43%
Steve Young 43%
Rick Youngblood 43%
Arvid Youngquist 43%
Kenneth Zebrowski, Jr. 43%
Larry Zimmerman 43%
Clint Zweifel 43%
Catherine Abercrombie 50%
WY State Senate - 28 Jim Anderson Republican 50%
Paul Aranson 50%
Jim Arlt 50%
Sandy Bakk 50%
John Beard 50%
Henry Beck 50%
MI Mayor - At-Large Mark Behnke 50%
Tom Boritzki 50%
Patti Branco 50%
CT State House - 72 Larry Butler Democratic 50%
Beth Bye 50%
Emily Cain 50%
Kirk Caldwell 50%
Thomas Caltagirone 50%
Benjamin Cayetano 50%
Gail Chasey 50%
SC State House - 82 Bill Clyburn, Sr. Democratic 50%
CA U.S. House - 21 Jim Costa Democratic 50%
Richard Cyngier 50%
Jeff Danielson 50%
Bart Davis 50%
Paul Davis 50%
Peter DeFazio 50%
PA State House - 88 Sheryl Delozier Republican 50%
Harmeet Dhillon 50%
Phyllis Domann 50%
Roger Donohoe 50%
Joanne Dunlap 50%
WV State House - 30 Jeff Eldridge Republican 50%
UT State House - 43 Steve Eliason Republican 50%
State Office Name Party Rating
Carolyn Webber 43%
MO State Senate - 19 Stephen Webber D 43%
Lawrence Weekly 43%
VT U.S. Senate - Jr Peter Welch D 43%
Stan White 43%
Mike Wilber 43%
Susan Wiley 43%
Scott Wilk 43%
GA State House - 38 David Wilkerson D 43%
Leon Winn 43%
Tom Winslow 43%
Christopher Wright 43%
Eddie Yokley 43%
Steve Young 43%
Rick Youngblood 43%
Arvid Youngquist 43%
Kenneth Zebrowski, Jr. 43%
Larry Zimmerman 43%
Clint Zweifel 43%
Catherine Abercrombie 50%
WY State Senate - 28 Jim Anderson R 50%
Paul Aranson 50%
Jim Arlt 50%
Sandy Bakk 50%
John Beard 50%
Henry Beck 50%
MI Mayor - At-Large Mark Behnke 50%
Tom Boritzki 50%
Patti Branco 50%
CT State House - 72 Larry Butler D 50%
Beth Bye 50%
Emily Cain 50%
Kirk Caldwell 50%
Thomas Caltagirone 50%
Benjamin Cayetano 50%
Gail Chasey 50%
SC State House - 82 Bill Clyburn, Sr. D 50%
CA U.S. House - 21 Jim Costa D 50%
Richard Cyngier 50%
Jeff Danielson 50%
Bart Davis 50%
Paul Davis 50%
Peter DeFazio 50%
PA State House - 88 Sheryl Delozier R 50%
Harmeet Dhillon 50%
Phyllis Domann 50%
Roger Donohoe 50%
Joanne Dunlap 50%
WV State House - 30 Jeff Eldridge R 50%
UT State House - 43 Steve Eliason R 50%
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