Rating Group: Maryland State Education Association - NEA

1992 Positions

Issues: Education

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State Office Name Party Rating
James Proctor, Jr. 83%
Howard Peters Rawlings 67%
Alfred Redmer, Jr. 0%
Jean Roesser 17%
Ida Ruben 100%
Ellen Sauerbrey 0%
Kenneth Schisler 17%
John Frank Slade III 67%
J. Lowell Stoltzfus 14%
Norman Stone, Jr. 29%
J. Anita Stup 17%
Victor Sulin 0%
Casper Taylor, Jr. 67%
Leonard Teitelbaum 83%
Robert Thornton, Jr. 17%
Decatur Trotter 100%
David Mercado Valderrama 83%
Joseph Vallario, Jr. 83%
Michael Weir, Jr. 67%
John Wood, Jr. 0%
Betty Workman 83%
Albert Wynn 86%
Larry Young 100%
MD Public Service Commissioner Kumar Barve Democratic 83%
MD State Senate - 24 Joanne Benson Democratic 83%
MD State House - 22 Anne Healey Democratic 67%
MD State Senate - 21 James Rosapepe Democratic 83%
MD State House - 41 Samuel Rosenberg Democratic 67%
MD U.S. Senate - Sr Chris Van Hollen, Jr. Democratic 83%
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