Rating Group: New Jersey Public Health Association

2002-2003 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
NJ Mayor - At-Large Albio Sires Democratic 100%
NJ State Senate - 17 Bob Smith Democratic 100%
Robert Smith 100%
Craig Stanley 100%
Alfred Steele 100%
Linda Stender 100%
Joseph Suliga 100%
Stephen Sweeney 100%
Donald Tucker 100%
NJ State Senate - 15 Shirley Turner Democratic 100%
NJ State Senate - 19 Joseph Vitale Democratic 100%
NJ U.S. House - 12 Bonnie Watson Coleman Democratic 100%
Loretta Weinberg 100%
John Wisniewski 100%
Matthew Ahearn 75%
Diane Allen 75%
John Bennett III 75%
Andrew Ciesla 75%
William Gormley 75%
NJ State Assembly - 30 Sean Kean Republican 75%
Joe Kyrillos, Jr. 75%
Henry McNamara 75%
Kevin O'Toole 75%
Joseph Palaia 75%
David Russo 75%
Leonard Connors, Jr. 67%
Walter Kavanaugh 67%
John Matheussen 67%
Joseph Azzolina, Sr. 50%
Martha Bark 50%
Christopher Bateman 50%
Pete Biondi 50%
Francis Blee 50%
Francis Bodine 50%
Anthony Bucco 50%
George Geist 50%
Rose Marie Heck 50%
Peter Inverso 50%
Leonard Lance 50%
Joseph Malone III 50%
Sam Thompson 50%
NJ U.S. House - 2 Jeff Van Drew Republican 50%
Charlotte Vandervalk 50%
Robert Littell 33%
John Rooney 33%
Michael Arnone 25%
Gerald Cardinale 25%
Paul D'Amato 25%
NJ State Senate - 10 Jim Holzapfel Republican 25%
Michael Carroll 0%
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