Rating Group: Washington Farm Bureau

2021-2022 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
Jacquelin Maycumber 100%
Bob McCaslin, Jr. 99%
WA State Senate - 2 Jim McCune Republican 93%
WA State House - 19 Position 2 Joel McEntire Republican 100%
WA State House - 29 Position 1 Melanie Morgan Democratic 27%
Gina Mosbrucker 100%
Mark Mullet 57%
WA State Senate - 10 Ron Muzzall Republican 93%
Joe Nguyen 50%
WA State Senate - 28 T'wina Nobles Democratic 43%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt Republican 100%
WA State House - 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby Democratic 27%
WA State House - 21 Position 2 Lillian Ortiz-Self Democratic 27%
WA State Senate - 33 Tina Orwall Democratic 27%
Mike Padden 93%
WA State House - 10 Position 2 Dave Paul Democratic 40%
WA State Senate - 43 Jamie Pedersen Democratic 43%
WA Council Member - 3 Strom Peterson Democratic 27%
WA State House - 21 Position 1 Strom Peterson Democratic 27%
WA State House - 46 Position 1 Gerry Pollet Democratic 27%
WA State House - 40 Position 2 Alex Ramel Democratic 27%
Bill Ramos 26%
WA U.S. House - 6 Emily Randall Democratic 43%
WA State Senate - 3 Marcus Riccelli Democratic 27%
Ann Rivers 85%
State Office Name Party Rating
Jacquelin Maycumber 100%
Bob McCaslin, Jr. 99%
WA State Senate - 2 Jim McCune R 93%
WA State House - 19 Position 2 Joel McEntire R 100%
WA State House - 29 Position 1 Melanie Morgan D 27%
Gina Mosbrucker 100%
Mark Mullet 57%
WA State Senate - 10 Ron Muzzall R 93%
Joe Nguyen 50%
WA State Senate - 28 T'wina Nobles D 43%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt R 100%
WA State House - 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby D 27%
WA State House - 21 Position 2 Lillian Ortiz-Self D 27%
WA State Senate - 33 Tina Orwall D 27%
Mike Padden 93%
WA State House - 10 Position 2 Dave Paul D 40%
WA State Senate - 43 Jamie Pedersen D 43%
WA Council Member - 3 Strom Peterson D 27%
WA State House - 21 Position 1 Strom Peterson D 27%
WA State House - 46 Position 1 Gerry Pollet D 27%
WA State House - 40 Position 2 Alex Ramel D 27%
Bill Ramos 26%
WA U.S. House - 6 Emily Randall D 43%
WA State Senate - 3 Marcus Riccelli D 27%
Ann Rivers 85%
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