Rating Group: Business & Industry Political Education Committee (BIPEC)

2005 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
MS State Senate - 41 Joey Fillingane Republican 86%
George Flaggs, Jr. 41%
Erik Fleming 37%
Merle Flowers 91%
Mark Formby 95%
Jamie Franks, Jr. 31%
MS State Senate - 27 Hillman Frazier Democratic 46%
Frances Fredericks 32%
Herbert Frierson 79%
Jack Gadd 53%
David Gibbs 33%
Tommy Gollott 82%
Carl Gordon, Jr. 85%
James Gale Gregory 91%
Daniel Guice, Jr. 90%
Philip Gunn 97%
Eugene Hamilton 79%
Frank Hamilton 93%
Alice Harden 49%
Esther Harrison 19%
William Hewes III 91%
MS State House - 50 John Hines, Sr. Democratic 25%
Stephen Holland 27%
MS State House - 76 Greg Holloway, Sr. Democratic 30%
MS Mayor John Horhn Democratic 33%
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