Rating Group: Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants

2003-2004 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
Dennis Kucinich 77%
Denise Majette 77%
Karen McCarthy 77%
Jim McDermott 77%
NY U.S. House - 5 Gregory Meeks Democratic 77%
John Conyers, Jr. 75%
Chaka Fattah, Sr. 75%
MA U.S. House - 1 Richard Neal Democratic 75%
Stephanie Tubbs Jones 75%
Gary Ackerman 71%
Ed Towns 71%
WI U.S. Senate - Jr Tammy Baldwin Democratic 70%
Marion Berry 70%
GA U.S. House - 2 Sanford Bishop, Jr. Democratic 70%
Earl Blumenauer 70%
Dennis Cardoza 70%
Steve Chabot 70%
Joe Crowley 70%
Susan Davis 70%
Peter DeFazio 70%
TX U.S. House - 37 Lloyd Doggett II Democratic 70%
Eliot Engel 70%
Wayne Gilchrest 70%
Jane Harman 70%
Nicholas Lampson 70%
Tom Lantos 70%
CT U.S. House - 1 John Larson Democratic 70%
Nita Lowey 70%
Carolyn Maloney 70%
Michael McNulty 70%
Kendrick Meek, Sr. 70%
Alan Mollohan 70%
Ed Pastor 70%
Mike Ross 70%
Loretta Sanchez 70%
CA U.S. Senate - Jr Adam Schiff Democratic 70%
CA U.S. House - 32 Brad Sherman Democratic 70%
Pete Stark 70%
John Tierney 70%
Mark Udall 70%
NY U.S. House - 7 Nydia Velázquez Democratic 70%
Diane Watson 70%
Mel Watt 70%
Henry Waxman 70%
Xavier Becerra 67%
Bob Brady 67%
HI U.S. House - 1 Ed Case Democratic 67%
Elijah Cummings 67%
Mike Doyle, Jr. 67%
Maurice Hinchey 67%
State Office Name Party Rating
Dennis Kucinich 77%
Denise Majette 77%
Karen McCarthy 77%
Jim McDermott 77%
NY U.S. House - 5 Gregory Meeks D 77%
John Conyers, Jr. 75%
Chaka Fattah, Sr. 75%
MA U.S. House - 1 Richard Neal D 75%
Stephanie Tubbs Jones 75%
Gary Ackerman 71%
Ed Towns 71%
WI U.S. Senate - Jr Tammy Baldwin D 70%
Marion Berry 70%
GA U.S. House - 2 Sanford Bishop, Jr. D 70%
Earl Blumenauer 70%
Dennis Cardoza 70%
Steve Chabot 70%
Joe Crowley 70%
Susan Davis 70%
Peter DeFazio 70%
TX U.S. House - 37 Lloyd Doggett II D 70%
Eliot Engel 70%
Wayne Gilchrest 70%
Jane Harman 70%
Nicholas Lampson 70%
Tom Lantos 70%
CT U.S. House - 1 John Larson D 70%
Nita Lowey 70%
Carolyn Maloney 70%
Michael McNulty 70%
Kendrick Meek, Sr. 70%
Alan Mollohan 70%
Ed Pastor 70%
Mike Ross 70%
Loretta Sanchez 70%
CA U.S. Senate - Jr Adam Schiff D 70%
CA U.S. House - 32 Brad Sherman D 70%
Pete Stark 70%
John Tierney 70%
Mark Udall 70%
NY U.S. House - 7 Nydia Velázquez D 70%
Diane Watson 70%
Mel Watt 70%
Henry Waxman 70%
Xavier Becerra 67%
Bob Brady 67%
HI U.S. House - 1 Ed Case D 67%
Elijah Cummings 67%
Mike Doyle, Jr. 67%
Maurice Hinchey 67%
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