Rating Group: Maryland State Education Association - NEA

2004 Positions

Issues: Education

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State Office Name Party Rating
Jeannie Haddaway-Riccio 17%
John Hafer 33%
Larry Haines 33%
Peter Hammen 83%
MD U.S. House - 1 Andy Harris Republican 33%
Hattie Harrison 100%
Keith Haynes 83%
MD State House - 22 Anne Healey Democratic 100%
Henry Heller 100%
W. Louis Hennessy 33%
Sheila Hixson 100%
Patrick Hogan 33%
Patrick John Hogan 100%
Paula Colodny Hollinger 100%
MD State House - 23 Marvin Holmes, Jr. Democratic 100%
J. Robert Hooper 33%
Carolyn Howard 100%
James Hubbard 100%
Ralph Hughes 100%
John Adams Hurson 100%
Richard Impallaria 17%
Nancy Jacobs 33%
MD State Senate - 34 Mary-Dulany James Democratic 33%
Sally Jameson 50%
MD State Senate - 7 J. B. Jennings Republican 33%
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