Rating Group: Maryland State Education Association - NEA

1998 Positions

Issues: Education

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State Office Name Party Rating
Marsha Perry 100%
James Proctor, Jr. 100%
Ida Ruben 100%
Leonard Teitelbaum 100%
MD U.S. Senate - Sr Chris Van Hollen, Jr. Democratic 100%
MD State Senate - 24 Joanne Benson Democratic 95%
Leon Billings 95%
James Campbell 95%
John Donoghue 95%
Peter Franchot 95%
Barbara Frush 95%
Marilyn Goldwater 95%
Peter Hammen 95%
Hattie Harrison 95%
MD State House - 22 Anne Healey Democratic 95%
Henry Heller 95%
Sheila Hixson 95%
John Adams Hurson 95%
MD State Senate - 17 Cheryl Kagan Democratic 95%
Ruth Kirk 95%
Nancy Kopp 95%
Mary Ann Love 95%
James Malone, Jr. 95%
Kenneth Charles Montague, Jr. 95%
Shirley Nathan-Pulliam 95%
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