Rating Group: Young Conservatives of Texas

2013 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
Eddie Lucio, Jr. 33%
Marisa Marquez 13%
TX State House - 39 Armando Martinez Democratic 18%
TX State House - 116 Trey Martinez Fischer Democratic 14%
Ruth Jones McClendon 20%
TX State Senate - 26 José Menéndez Democratic 17%
TX State Senate - 13 Borris Miles Democratic 9%
Rick Miller 65%
Doug Miller 53%
TX State House - 78 Joe Moody Democratic 15%
Geanie Morrison 63%
TX State House - 36 Sergio Munoz, Jr. Democratic 22%
Jim Murphy 57%
Elliott Naishtat 8%
TX Secretary of State Jane Gray Nelson Republican 79%
Poncho Nevárez 14%
TX State Senate - 3 Robert Nichols Republican 64%
René Oliveira 10%
Rob Orr 58%
John Otto 41%
Chris Paddie 62%
TX State Senate - 12 Tan Parker Republican 73%
TX Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick Republican 79%
Diane Patrick 40%
TX Attorney General Ken Paxton, Jr. Republican 93%
TX State House - 144 Mary Ann Perez Democratic 15%
TX State Senate - 28 Charles Perry Republican 78%
Larry Phillips 75%
Joe Pickett 28%
Jim Pitts 38%
Four Price IV 50%
John Raney 47%
Bennett Ratliff 52%
TX State House - 42 Richard Raymond Democratic 22%
TX State House - 27 Ron Reynolds Democratic 10%
Debbie Riddle 54%
Allan Ritter 44%
Eddie Rodriguez 12%
Jose Rodriguez 14%
TX Commissioner - Precinct 2 Justin Rodriguez Democratic 7%
TX State House - 110 Toni Rose Democratic 13%
Scott Sanford 83%
Matt Schaefer 95%
TX State Senate - 5 Charles Schwertner Republican 62%
Kel Seliger 52%
Kenneth Sheets 69%
JD Sheffield 37%
Ralph Sheffield 68%
Ron Simmons 82%
David Simpson 88%
Wayne Smith 45%
TX State House - 86 John Smithee Republican 74%
Drew Springer 88%
Phil Stephenson 55%
Jonathan Stickland 97%
Mark Strama 13%
Larry Taylor 67%
Van Taylor 92%
Ed Thompson 73%
TX State House - 141 Senfronia Thompson Democratic 15%
TX State House - 15 Steve Toth Republican 95%
TX State House - 101 Chris Turner Democratic 8%
NA U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner Republican 90%
Sylvester Turner 16%
Carlos Uresti 31%
Leticia Van de Putte 24%
Jason Villalba 58%
Michael Villarreal 15%
TX State House - 149 Hubert Vo Democratic 18%
TX State House - 140 Armando Walle Democratic 15%
TX Mayor - At-Large Kirk Watson Democratic 17%
TX State Senate - 23 Royce West Democratic 28%
James White 80%
TX Mayor - At-Large John Whitmire Democratic 41%
Tommy Williams 57%
Paul Workman 58%
TX State House - 137 Gene Wu Democratic 8%
TX State Senate - 21 Judith Zaffirini Democratic 21%
Bill Zedler 90%
John Zerwas 40%
State Office Name Party Rating
Eddie Lucio, Jr. 33%
Marisa Marquez 13%
TX State House - 39 Armando Martinez D 18%
TX State House - 116 Trey Martinez Fischer D 14%
Ruth Jones McClendon 20%
TX State Senate - 26 José Menéndez D 17%
TX State Senate - 13 Borris Miles D 9%
Rick Miller 65%
Doug Miller 53%
TX State House - 78 Joe Moody D 15%
Geanie Morrison 63%
TX State House - 36 Sergio Munoz, Jr. D 22%
Jim Murphy 57%
Elliott Naishtat 8%
TX Secretary of State Jane Gray Nelson R 79%
Poncho Nevárez 14%
TX State Senate - 3 Robert Nichols R 64%
René Oliveira 10%
Rob Orr 58%
John Otto 41%
Chris Paddie 62%
TX State Senate - 12 Tan Parker R 73%
TX Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick R 79%
Diane Patrick 40%
TX Attorney General Ken Paxton, Jr. R 93%
TX State House - 144 Mary Ann Perez D 15%
TX State Senate - 28 Charles Perry R 78%
Larry Phillips 75%
Joe Pickett 28%
Jim Pitts 38%
Four Price IV 50%
John Raney 47%
Bennett Ratliff 52%
TX State House - 42 Richard Raymond D 22%
TX State House - 27 Ron Reynolds D 10%
Debbie Riddle 54%
Allan Ritter 44%
Eddie Rodriguez 12%
Jose Rodriguez 14%
TX Commissioner - Precinct 2 Justin Rodriguez D 7%
TX State House - 110 Toni Rose D 13%
Scott Sanford 83%
Matt Schaefer 95%
TX State Senate - 5 Charles Schwertner R 62%
Kel Seliger 52%
Kenneth Sheets 69%
JD Sheffield 37%
Ralph Sheffield 68%
Ron Simmons 82%
David Simpson 88%
Wayne Smith 45%
TX State House - 86 John Smithee R 74%
Drew Springer 88%
Phil Stephenson 55%
Jonathan Stickland 97%
Mark Strama 13%
Larry Taylor 67%
Van Taylor 92%
Ed Thompson 73%
TX State House - 141 Senfronia Thompson D 15%
TX State House - 15 Steve Toth R 95%
TX State House - 101 Chris Turner D 8%
NA U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner R 90%
Sylvester Turner 16%
Carlos Uresti 31%
Leticia Van de Putte 24%
Jason Villalba 58%
Michael Villarreal 15%
TX State House - 149 Hubert Vo D 18%
TX State House - 140 Armando Walle D 15%
TX Mayor - At-Large Kirk Watson D 17%
TX State Senate - 23 Royce West D 28%
James White 80%
TX Mayor - At-Large John Whitmire D 41%
Tommy Williams 57%
Paul Workman 58%
TX State House - 137 Gene Wu D 8%
TX State Senate - 21 Judith Zaffirini D 21%
Bill Zedler 90%
John Zerwas 40%
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