Rating Group: Rhode Island Common Cause

1999-2000 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
RI State Senate - 10 Walter Felag, Jr. Democratic 73%
Maryellen Goodwin 73%
David Igliozzi 73%
William Irons 73%
Daniel Issa 73%
J. Michael Lenihan 73%
Bruce Long 73%
M. Teresa Paiva-Weed 73%
Rhoda Perry 73%
John Revens, Jr. 73%
RI State Senate - 37 V. Susan Sosnowski Democratic 73%
David Cicilline 72%
Frank Montanaro 72%
RI Treasurer Frank Caprio Democratic 70%
Daniel Connors 70%
Robert Kells 70%
John Roney 70%
Peter Wasylyk 70%
RI State House - 1 Edith Ajello Democratic 69%
RI State House - 19 Joseph McNamara Democratic 69%
Micheal Pisaturo 69%
Henry Rose 69%
William Vieira, Sr. 69%
J. Clement Cicilline 67%
James Donelan 67%
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