Rating Group: Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO

2017 "Legislative Voting Record"

Issues: Labor Unions

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State Office Name Party Rating
WA State House - 35 Position 1 Dan Griffey Republican 31%
WA State Senate - 17 Paul Harris Republican 31%
Norm Johnson 31%
Vicki Kraft 31%
Matt Manweller 31%
Gina Mosbrucker 31%
Terry Nealey 31%
WA State House - 12 Position 2 Mike Steele Republican 31%
Luanne Van Werven 31%
WA State House - 19 Position 1 Jim Walsh Republican 31%
Barbara Bailey 25%
Doug Ericksen 25%
WA Commissioner - 3 Brad Hawkins Republican 25%
Dave Hayes 25%
WA State Senate - 6 Jeff Holy Republican 25%
Kirk Pearson 25%
WA State Senate - 9 Mark Schoesler Republican 25%
Timothy Sheldon 25%
WA State House - 6 Position 1 Mike Volz Republican 25%
WA State Senate - 13 Judy Warnick Republican 25%
Lynda Wilson 25%
Vincent Buys 23%
WA State House - 13 Position 1 Tom Dent Republican 23%
WA State House - 9 Position 1 Mary Dye Republican 23%
Mark Harmsworth 23%
Dan Kristiansen 23%
WA State House - 9 Position 2 Joe Schmick Republican 23%
Jan Angel 17%
WA U.S. House - 5 Michael Baumgartner Republican 17%
Sharon Brown 17%
Jim Honeyford 17%
Mike Padden 17%
Dino Rossi 17%
Cary Condotta 15%
Richard DeBolt 15%
Mark Hargrove 15%
Bill Jenkin 15%
John Koster 15%
Joel Kretz 15%
Jacquelin Maycumber 15%
Bob McCaslin, Jr. 15%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt Republican 15%
Liz Pike 15%
Brandon Vick 15%
Bruce Chandler 8%
Matt Shea 8%
WA State Senate - 7 Shelly Short Republican 8%
David Taylor 8%
Brad Klippert 0%
State Office Name Party Rating
WA State House - 35 Position 1 Dan Griffey R 31%
WA State Senate - 17 Paul Harris R 31%
Norm Johnson 31%
Vicki Kraft 31%
Matt Manweller 31%
Gina Mosbrucker 31%
Terry Nealey 31%
WA State House - 12 Position 2 Mike Steele R 31%
Luanne Van Werven 31%
WA State House - 19 Position 1 Jim Walsh R 31%
Barbara Bailey 25%
Doug Ericksen 25%
WA Commissioner - 3 Brad Hawkins R 25%
Dave Hayes 25%
WA State Senate - 6 Jeff Holy R 25%
Kirk Pearson 25%
WA State Senate - 9 Mark Schoesler R 25%
Timothy Sheldon 25%
WA State House - 6 Position 1 Mike Volz R 25%
WA State Senate - 13 Judy Warnick R 25%
Lynda Wilson 25%
Vincent Buys 23%
WA State House - 13 Position 1 Tom Dent R 23%
WA State House - 9 Position 1 Mary Dye R 23%
Mark Harmsworth 23%
Dan Kristiansen 23%
WA State House - 9 Position 2 Joe Schmick R 23%
Jan Angel 17%
WA U.S. House - 5 Michael Baumgartner R 17%
Sharon Brown 17%
Jim Honeyford 17%
Mike Padden 17%
Dino Rossi 17%
Cary Condotta 15%
Richard DeBolt 15%
Mark Hargrove 15%
Bill Jenkin 15%
John Koster 15%
Joel Kretz 15%
Jacquelin Maycumber 15%
Bob McCaslin, Jr. 15%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt R 15%
Liz Pike 15%
Brandon Vick 15%
Bruce Chandler 8%
Matt Shea 8%
WA State Senate - 7 Shelly Short R 8%
David Taylor 8%
Brad Klippert 0%
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