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Rating Group: AFL-CIO - Indiana

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State Office Name Party Rating
IN State House - 58 Michelle Davis Republican 30%
IN State House - 59 Ryan Lauer Republican 35%
IN State House - 60 Peggy Mayfield Republican 28%
IN State House - 61 Matt Pierce Democratic 97%
IN State House - 63 Shane Lindauer Republican 32%
IN State House - 64 Matt Hostettler Republican 33%
IN State House - 65 Chris May Republican 36%
IN State House - 66 Zach Payne Republican 22%
IN State House - 69 Jim Lucas Republican 33%
IN State House - 70 Karen Engleman Republican 33%
IN State House - 72 Ed Clere Republican 27%
IN State House - 74 Stephen Bartels Republican 40%
IN State House - 75 Cindy Ledbetter Republican 30%
IN State House - 76 Wendy McNamara Republican 35%
IN State House - 79 Matt Lehman Republican 29%
IN State House - 80 Phil GiaQuinta Democratic 98%
IN State House - 81 Martin Carbaugh Republican 30%
IN State House - 83 Christopher Judy Republican 37%
IN State House - 84 Bob Morris Republican 29%
IN State House - 85 Dave Heine Republican 30%
IN State House - 86 Ed DeLaney Democratic 98%
IN State House - 87 Carey Hamilton Democratic 92%
IN State House - 88 Chris Jeter Republican 30%
IN State House - 89 Mitch Gore Democratic 100%
IN State House - 91 Bob Behning Republican 29%
IN State House - 92 Renee Pack Democratic 100%
IN State House - 94 Cherrish Pryor Democratic 96%
IN State House - 95 John Bartlett Democratic 96%
IN State House - 96 Greg Porter Democratic 94%
IN State House - 97 Justin Moed Democratic 83%
IN State House - 98 Robin Shackleford Democratic 96%
IN State House - 99 Vanessa Summers Democratic 96%
IN State House - 100 Blake Johnson Democratic 90%
IN Mayor - At-Large Eddie Melton Democratic 96%
IN Director of the Department of Natural Resources Alan Morrison Republican 26%
IN Director of Labor Mike Speedy Republican 28%
Terri Austin 97%
Phil Boots 44%
Patricia Boy 97%
Jean Breaux 96%
Timothy Brown 28%
Bob Cherry 29%
Tony Cook 36%
John Crane 42%
Steve Davisson 38%
Sean Eberhart 35%
Jeff Ellington 33%
Rita Fleming 84%
Jon Ford 59%
Randy Frye 32%
Chuck Goodrich 33%
Ron Grooms 55%
Douglas Gutwein 30%
Ryan Hatfield 91%
John Jacob 60%
Dennis Kruse 35%
Tim Lanane 97%
Donald Lehe 27%
Daniel Leonard 32%
Randy Lyness 36%
Frank Mrvan, Jr. 97%
Sharon Negele 34%
Curt Nisly 43%
Chip Perfect, Jr. 31%
Jack Sandlin 50%
Tom Saunders 49%
Donna Schaibley 39%
Holli Sullivan 30%
Karen Tallian 92%
Gerald Torr 29%
Ann Vermilion 44%
John Young 33%
Andy Zay 38%
Dennis Zent 29%
Cindy Ziemke 32%
State Office Name Party Rating
IN State House - 58 Michelle Davis R 30%
IN State House - 59 Ryan Lauer R 35%
IN State House - 60 Peggy Mayfield R 28%
IN State House - 61 Matt Pierce D 97%
IN State House - 63 Shane Lindauer R 32%
IN State House - 64 Matt Hostettler R 33%
IN State House - 65 Chris May R 36%
IN State House - 66 Zach Payne R 22%
IN State House - 69 Jim Lucas R 33%
IN State House - 70 Karen Engleman R 33%
IN State House - 72 Ed Clere R 27%
IN State House - 74 Stephen Bartels R 40%
IN State House - 75 Cindy Ledbetter R 30%
IN State House - 76 Wendy McNamara R 35%
IN State House - 79 Matt Lehman R 29%
IN State House - 80 Phil GiaQuinta D 98%
IN State House - 81 Martin Carbaugh R 30%
IN State House - 83 Christopher Judy R 37%
IN State House - 84 Bob Morris R 29%
IN State House - 85 Dave Heine R 30%
IN State House - 86 Ed DeLaney D 98%
IN State House - 87 Carey Hamilton D 92%
IN State House - 88 Chris Jeter R 30%
IN State House - 89 Mitch Gore D 100%
IN State House - 91 Bob Behning R 29%
IN State House - 92 Renee Pack D 100%
IN State House - 94 Cherrish Pryor D 96%
IN State House - 95 John Bartlett D 96%
IN State House - 96 Greg Porter D 94%
IN State House - 97 Justin Moed D 83%
IN State House - 98 Robin Shackleford D 96%
IN State House - 99 Vanessa Summers D 96%
IN State House - 100 Blake Johnson D 90%
IN Mayor - At-Large Eddie Melton D 96%
IN Director of the Department of Natural Resources Alan Morrison R 26%
IN Director of Labor Mike Speedy R 28%
Terri Austin 97%
Phil Boots 44%
Patricia Boy 97%
Jean Breaux 96%
Timothy Brown 28%
Bob Cherry 29%
Tony Cook 36%
John Crane 42%
Steve Davisson 38%
Sean Eberhart 35%
Jeff Ellington 33%
Rita Fleming 84%
Jon Ford 59%
Randy Frye 32%
Chuck Goodrich 33%
Ron Grooms 55%
Douglas Gutwein 30%
Ryan Hatfield 91%
John Jacob 60%
Dennis Kruse 35%
Tim Lanane 97%
Donald Lehe 27%
Daniel Leonard 32%
Randy Lyness 36%
Frank Mrvan, Jr. 97%
Sharon Negele 34%
Curt Nisly 43%
Chip Perfect, Jr. 31%
Jack Sandlin 50%
Tom Saunders 49%
Donna Schaibley 39%
Holli Sullivan 30%
Karen Tallian 92%
Gerald Torr 29%
Ann Vermilion 44%
John Young 33%
Andy Zay 38%
Dennis Zent 29%
Cindy Ziemke 32%
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