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Rating Group: AFL-CIO - Indiana

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State Office Name Party Rating
IN Director of the Department of Natural Resources Alan Morrison Republican 71%
IN State House - 10 Chuck Moseley Democratic 100%
Sharon Negele 57%
IN State Senate - 6 Rick Niemeyer Republican 71%
IN State Senate - 10 David Niezgodski Democratic 100%
IN State House - 78 Tim O'Brien Republican 57%
IN State House - 19 Julie Olthoff Republican 86%
IN State House - 92 Renee Pack Democratic 83%
IN State House - 55 Lindsay Patterson Republican 50%
IN State House - 66 Zach Payne Republican 20%
Chip Perfect, Jr. 57%
IN State House - 43 Tonya Pfaff Democratic 100%
IN State House - 36 Kyle Pierce Republican 40%
IN State House - 61 Matt Pierce Democratic 67%
IN State Senate - 4 Rodney Pol, Jr. Democratic 100%
IN State House - 96 Greg Porter Democratic 86%
IN State House - 33 John Prescott Republican 57%
IN State House - 20 Jim Pressel Republican 71%
IN State House - 94 Cherrish Pryor Democratic 100%
IN State Senate - 30 Fady Qaddoura Democratic 86%
IN State Senate - 27 Jeff Raatz Republican 14%
IN State Senate - 2 Lonnie Randolph, Jr. Democratic 86%
IN State Senate - 11 Linda Rogers Republican 43%
IN State House - 35 Elizabeth Rowray Republican 71%
Jack Sandlin 50%
Donna Schaibley 57%
IN State House - 98 Robin Shackleford Democratic 83%
IN State House - 15 Hal Slager Republican 71%
IN State House - 52 Ben Smaltz Republican 43%
IN State House - 14 Vernon Smith Democratic 86%
IN State House - 22 Craig Snow Republican 57%
IN State House - 4 Ed Soliday Republican 67%
IN Director of Labor Mike Speedy Republican 17%
IN State House - 40 Gregory Steuerwald Republican 57%
IN State House - 99 Vanessa Summers Democratic 83%
IN State House - 50 Lorissa Sweet Republican 29%
IN State Senate - 33 Greg Taylor Democratic 100%
IN State House - 7 Jake Teshka Republican 43%
IN State House - 28 Jeffrey Thompson Republican 50%
IN State Senate - 49 Jim Tomes Republican 43%
Gerald Torr 43%
IN State House - 38 Heath VanNatter Republican 29%
Ann Vermilion 50%
IN State Senate - 41 Greg Walker Republican 57%
IN State Senate - 31 Kyle Walker Republican 71%
IN State House - 21 Timothy Wesco Republican 43%
IN State Senate - 40 Shelli Yoder Democratic 86%
IN State Senate - 35 Michael Young Republican 43%
Andy Zay 43%
Dennis Zent 57%
State Office Name Party Rating
IN Director of the Department of Natural Resources Alan Morrison R 71%
IN State House - 10 Chuck Moseley D 100%
Sharon Negele 57%
IN State Senate - 6 Rick Niemeyer R 71%
IN State Senate - 10 David Niezgodski D 100%
IN State House - 78 Tim O'Brien R 57%
IN State House - 19 Julie Olthoff R 86%
IN State House - 92 Renee Pack D 83%
IN State House - 55 Lindsay Patterson R 50%
IN State House - 66 Zach Payne R 20%
Chip Perfect, Jr. 57%
IN State House - 43 Tonya Pfaff D 100%
IN State House - 36 Kyle Pierce R 40%
IN State House - 61 Matt Pierce D 67%
IN State Senate - 4 Rodney Pol, Jr. D 100%
IN State House - 96 Greg Porter D 86%
IN State House - 33 John Prescott R 57%
IN State House - 20 Jim Pressel R 71%
IN State House - 94 Cherrish Pryor D 100%
IN State Senate - 30 Fady Qaddoura D 86%
IN State Senate - 27 Jeff Raatz R 14%
IN State Senate - 2 Lonnie Randolph, Jr. D 86%
IN State Senate - 11 Linda Rogers R 43%
IN State House - 35 Elizabeth Rowray R 71%
Jack Sandlin 50%
Donna Schaibley 57%
IN State House - 98 Robin Shackleford D 83%
IN State House - 15 Hal Slager R 71%
IN State House - 52 Ben Smaltz R 43%
IN State House - 14 Vernon Smith D 86%
IN State House - 22 Craig Snow R 57%
IN State House - 4 Ed Soliday R 67%
IN Director of Labor Mike Speedy R 17%
IN State House - 40 Gregory Steuerwald R 57%
IN State House - 99 Vanessa Summers D 83%
IN State House - 50 Lorissa Sweet R 29%
IN State Senate - 33 Greg Taylor D 100%
IN State House - 7 Jake Teshka R 43%
IN State House - 28 Jeffrey Thompson R 50%
IN State Senate - 49 Jim Tomes R 43%
Gerald Torr 43%
IN State House - 38 Heath VanNatter R 29%
Ann Vermilion 50%
IN State Senate - 41 Greg Walker R 57%
IN State Senate - 31 Kyle Walker R 71%
IN State House - 21 Timothy Wesco R 43%
IN State Senate - 40 Shelli Yoder D 86%
IN State Senate - 35 Michael Young R 43%
Andy Zay 43%
Dennis Zent 57%
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