Rating Group: Rhode Island ACLU

2021-2022 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
RI State House - 1 Edith Ajello Democratic 83%
RI State House - 2 Christopher Blazejewski Democratic 69%
RI State Senate - 2 Ana Quezada Democratic 57%
RI State House - 3 Nathan Biah Democratic 75%
RI State Senate - 3 Samuel Zurier Democratic 67%
RI State House - 4 Rebecca Kislak Democratic 77%
RI State Senate - 5 Samuel Bell Democratic 71%
RI State House - 6 Raymond Hull Democratic 73%
RI State Senate - 6 Tiara Mack Democratic 85%
RI State Senate - 7 Frank Ciccone III Democratic 54%
RI State House - 7 David Morales Democratic 77%
RI State House - 8 John Lombardi Democratic 67%
RI State Senate - 9 John Burke Democratic 57%
RI State Senate - 10 Walter Felag, Jr. Democratic 50%
RI State House - 10 Scott Slater Democratic 67%
RI State House - 11 Grace Diaz Democratic 62%
RI State House - 12 Jose Batista Democratic 75%
RI State Senate - 12 Louis DiPalma Democratic 50%
RI State Senate - 13 Dawn Euer Democratic 57%
RI State House - 13 Ramon Perez, Jr. Democratic 45%
RI State Senate - 14 Valarie Lawson Democratic 57%
RI State House - 14 Charlene Lima Democratic 45%
RI State Senate - 15 Meghan Kallman Democratic 69%
RI State Senate - 16 Jonathon Acosta Democratic 71%
RI State House - 16 Brandon Potter Democratic 77%
State Office Name Party Rating
RI State House - 1 Edith Ajello D 83%
RI State House - 2 Christopher Blazejewski D 69%
RI State Senate - 2 Ana Quezada D 57%
RI State House - 3 Nathan Biah D 75%
RI State Senate - 3 Samuel Zurier D 67%
RI State House - 4 Rebecca Kislak D 77%
RI State Senate - 5 Samuel Bell D 71%
RI State House - 6 Raymond Hull D 73%
RI State Senate - 6 Tiara Mack D 85%
RI State Senate - 7 Frank Ciccone III D 54%
RI State House - 7 David Morales D 77%
RI State House - 8 John Lombardi D 67%
RI State Senate - 9 John Burke D 57%
RI State Senate - 10 Walter Felag, Jr. D 50%
RI State House - 10 Scott Slater D 67%
RI State House - 11 Grace Diaz D 62%
RI State House - 12 Jose Batista D 75%
RI State Senate - 12 Louis DiPalma D 50%
RI State Senate - 13 Dawn Euer D 57%
RI State House - 13 Ramon Perez, Jr. D 45%
RI State Senate - 14 Valarie Lawson D 57%
RI State House - 14 Charlene Lima D 45%
RI State Senate - 15 Meghan Kallman D 69%
RI State Senate - 16 Jonathon Acosta D 71%
RI State House - 16 Brandon Potter D 77%
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