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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Julie Emerson | 99% | |||
| LA | Secretary of State | Nancy Landry | Republican | 99% |
| LA | State House - 8 | Raymond Crews | Republican | 98% |
| LA | State Senate - 6 | Rick Edmonds | Republican | 97% |
| LA | State Board of Education - At-Large | Conrad Appel III | Republican | 96% |
| LA | State House - 80 | Polly Thomas | Republican | 96% |
| LA | State House - 51 | Beryl Amedée | Republican | 95% |
| LA | State House - 9 | Dodie Horton | Republican | 95% |
| Michael Walsworth | 95% | |||
| Jack Donahue, Jr. | 94% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 31 | Alan Seabaugh | Republican | 94% |
| John Stefanski | 94% | |||
| Taylor Barras | 93% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 22 | Blake Miguez | Republican | 93% |
| Paula Davis | 92% | |||
| LA | State House - 77 | Mark Wright | Republican | 92% |
| LA | State House - 59 | Tony Bacala | Republican | 91% |
| Raymond Garofalo, Jr. | 91% | |||
| Sharon Hewitt | 91% | |||
| Barry Ivey | 91% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 12 | Beth Mizell | Republican | 91% |
| LA | State Senate - 10 | Kirk Talbot | Republican | 91% |
| LA | State House - 41 | Phillip DeVillier | Republican | 90% |
| LA | State House - 52 | Jerome Zeringue | Republican | 90% |
| Barrow Peacock | 89% | |||
| Stuart Bishop | 88% | |||
| Thomas Carmody, Jr. | 88% | |||
| LA | Public Service Commissioner - 2 | Jean-Paul Coussan | Republican | 88% |
| Johnny Berthelot | 86% | |||
| Steve Carter | 86% | |||
| Scott Simon | 86% | |||
| Michael Huval | 85% | |||
| Stephen Pugh | 85% | |||
| Julie Stokes | 85% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 13 | Valarie Hodges | Republican | 83% |
| Sherman Mack | 83% | |||
| Tanner Magee | 83% | |||
| LA | State House - 13 | Jack McFarland | Republican | 83% |
| LA | State House - 20 | Neil Riser | Republican | 83% |
| Clay Schexnayder | 83% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 9 | Cameron Henry, Jr. | Republican | 82% |
| Christopher Leopold | 81% | |||
| Kevin Pearson | 80% | |||
| Bodi White, Jr. | 80% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 25 | Mark Abraham | Republican | 79% |
| Paul Hollis | 79% | |||
| Frank Howard | 79% | |||
| Stephen Dwight | 78% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 16 | Franklin Foil | Republican | 78% |
| Johnny Guinn | 78% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 19 | Gregory Miller | Republican | 77% |
| Bret Allain II | 76% | |||
| LA | State Board of Education - 5 | Lance Harris | Republican | 76% |
| James Morris | 76% | |||
| Dan Claitor | 75% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 8 | Patrick Connick | Republican | 73% |
| Reid Falconer | 73% | |||
| LA | State House - 94 | Stephanie Hilferty | Republican | 73% |
| LA | State House - 7 | Lawrence Bagley | Republican | 72% |
| Page Cortez | 72% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 18 | Eddie Lambert | Republican | 72% |
| Joseph Marino III | 72% | |||
| Ronnie Johns | 69% | |||
| Jerome Richard | 69% | |||
| Norby Chabert | 67% | |||
| J. Rogers Pope | 67% | |||
| LA | State House - 92 | Joe Stagni | Republican | 66% |
| Rick Ward III | 66% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 26 | Bob Hensgens | Republican | 65% |
| James Fannin | 64% | |||
| Frank Hoffmann | 64% | |||
| Chad Brown | 61% | |||
| Neil Abramson | 60% | |||
| Robert Billiot | 59% | |||
| LA | State House - 58 | Ken Brass | Democratic | 57% |
| Fred Mills, Jr. | 57% | |||
| Steven Pylant | 57% | |||
| Ryan Gatti | 56% | |||
| Gerald Long | 53% | |||
| John Smith | 53% | |||
| John Alario, Jr. | 52% | |||
| Bubba Chaney | 51% | |||
| Dan Morrish | 50% | |||
| Malinda White | 50% | |||
| Dale Erdey | 48% | |||
| Terry Brown | 46% | |||
| LA | State House - 19 | Francis Thompson | Republican | 46% |
| LA | State Senate - 35 | Jay Morris III | Republican | 45% |
| Gary Smith, Jr. | 45% | |||
| Jerry Gisclair | 43% | |||
| Vincent Pierre | 43% | |||
| John Milkovich | 42% | |||
| LA | State House - 29 | Edmond Jordan | Democratic | 41% |
| Albert Franklin | 39% | |||
| LA | State House - 40 | Dustin Miller | Democratic | 39% |
| Patricia Smith | 38% | |||
| Randal Gaines | 37% | |||
| Patrick Jefferson | 37% | |||
| Daniel Martiny | 37% | |||
| John Bagneris | 35% |