Rating Group: Federally Employed Women

2007-2008 Equality in Government Score

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State Office Name Party Rating
Rush Holt, Jr. 70
Mike Honda 60
MD U.S. House - 5 Steny Hoyer Democratic 50
Duncan Hunter 30
Kay Hutchison 50
Bob Inglis, Sr. 30
Jim Inhofe 30
Daniel Inouye 80
Jay Inslee 70
Johnny Isakson 30
Steve Israel 70
CA U.S. House - 48 Darrell Issa Republican 30
Jesse Jackson, Jr. 70
Sheila Jackson Lee 70
Eddie Johnson 70
GA U.S. House - 4 Hank Johnson, Jr. Democratic 70
Sam Johnson 30
Tim Johnson 60
Timothy Johnson 70
Walter Jones, Jr. 50
OH U.S. House - 4 Jim Jordan Republican 20
Steve Kagen 70
Paul Kanjorski 60
OH U.S. House - 9 Marcy Kaptur Democratic 70
Edward Kennedy, Sr. 50
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