Rating Group: American Conservative Union (ACU)

2016 Positions (State Legislatures)

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State Office Name Party Rating
LA State Senate - 16 Franklin Foil Republican 48%
LA State Senate - 18 Eddie Lambert Republican 48%
LA State Senate - 19 Gregory Miller Republican 60%
LA State House - 19 Francis Thompson Republican 42%
LA State House - 20 Neil Riser Republican 79%
LA State Senate - 22 Blake Miguez Republican 90%
LA State Senate - 24 Gerald Boudreaux Democratic 46%
LA State Senate - 25 Mark Abraham Republican 53%
LA State Senate - 26 Bob Hensgens Republican 71%
LA State Senate - 29 Jay Luneau Democratic 50%
LA State Senate - 31 Alan Seabaugh Republican 85%
LA State Senate - 34 Katrina Jackson Democratic 43%
LA State Senate - 35 Jay Morris III Republican 61%
LA State Senate - 39 Sam Jenkins, Jr. Democratic 30%
LA State House - 40 Dustin Miller Democratic 43%
LA State House - 41 Phillip DeVillier Republican 80%
LA State House - 51 Beryl Amedée Republican 75%
LA State House - 52 Jerome Zeringue Republican 59%
LA State House - 59 Tony Bacala Republican 68%
LA State House - 61 C. Marcelle Democratic 28%
LA State House - 63 Barbara Carpenter Democratic 31%
LA State House - 72 Robby Carter Democratic 50%
LA State House - 87 Rodney Lyons, Sr. Democratic 32%
LA State House - 94 Stephanie Hilferty Republican 61%
LA State Board of Education - At-Large Conrad Appel III Republican 64%
LA Parish President - At-Large Kenny Havard Republican 75%
LA Mayor - At-Large Helena Moreno Democratic 29%
LA Council Member - At-Large Jean-Paul Morrell Democratic 26%
LA Parish President - At-Large Major Thibaut, Jr. Democratic 65%
LA Council Member - At-Large Thomas Willmott 63%
LA Secretary of State Nancy Landry Republican 75%
MA State House - Third Barnstable David Vieira Republican 75%
MA State House - Second Berkshire Tricia Farley-Bouvier Democratic 7%
MA State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Paul Mark Democratic 0%
MA State House - Fourth Bristol Steven Howitt Republican 75%
MA State House - Sixth Bristol Carole Fiola Democratic 0%
MA State House - Seventh Bristol Alan Silvia Democratic 0%
MA State House - Ninth Bristol Christopher Markey Democratic 5%
MA State House - Thirteenth Bristol Antonio Cabral Democratic 0%
MA State Senate - First Bristol and Plymouth Michael Rodrigues Democratic 14%
MA State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth Mark Montigny Democratic 5%
MA State Senate - Second Essex Joan Lovely Democratic 10%
MA State Senate - Third Essex Brendan Crighton Democratic 0%
MA State House - Ninth Essex Donald Wong Republican 75%
MA State House - Tenth Essex Daniel Cahill Democratic 0%
MA State House - Twelfth Essex Thomas Walsh Democratic 0%
MA State House - Seventeenth Essex Frank Moran Democratic 0%
MA State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex Bruce Tarr Republican 48%
MA State House - Second Franklin Susannah Whipps Independent 63%
MA State House - First Hampden Todd Smola Republican 80%
State Office Name Party Rating
LA State Senate - 16 Franklin Foil R 48%
LA State Senate - 18 Eddie Lambert R 48%
LA State Senate - 19 Gregory Miller R 60%
LA State House - 19 Francis Thompson R 42%
LA State House - 20 Neil Riser R 79%
LA State Senate - 22 Blake Miguez R 90%
LA State Senate - 24 Gerald Boudreaux D 46%
LA State Senate - 25 Mark Abraham R 53%
LA State Senate - 26 Bob Hensgens R 71%
LA State Senate - 29 Jay Luneau D 50%
LA State Senate - 31 Alan Seabaugh R 85%
LA State Senate - 34 Katrina Jackson D 43%
LA State Senate - 35 Jay Morris III R 61%
LA State Senate - 39 Sam Jenkins, Jr. D 30%
LA State House - 40 Dustin Miller D 43%
LA State House - 41 Phillip DeVillier R 80%
LA State House - 51 Beryl Amedée R 75%
LA State House - 52 Jerome Zeringue R 59%
LA State House - 59 Tony Bacala R 68%
LA State House - 61 C. Marcelle D 28%
LA State House - 63 Barbara Carpenter D 31%
LA State House - 72 Robby Carter D 50%
LA State House - 87 Rodney Lyons, Sr. D 32%
LA State House - 94 Stephanie Hilferty R 61%
LA State Board of Education - At-Large Conrad Appel III R 64%
LA Parish President - At-Large Kenny Havard R 75%
LA Mayor - At-Large Helena Moreno D 29%
LA Council Member - At-Large Jean-Paul Morrell D 26%
LA Parish President - At-Large Major Thibaut, Jr. D 65%
LA Council Member - At-Large Thomas Willmott 63%
LA Secretary of State Nancy Landry R 75%
MA State House - Third Barnstable David Vieira R 75%
MA State House - Second Berkshire Tricia Farley-Bouvier D 7%
MA State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Paul Mark D 0%
MA State House - Fourth Bristol Steven Howitt R 75%
MA State House - Sixth Bristol Carole Fiola D 0%
MA State House - Seventh Bristol Alan Silvia D 0%
MA State House - Ninth Bristol Christopher Markey D 5%
MA State House - Thirteenth Bristol Antonio Cabral D 0%
MA State Senate - First Bristol and Plymouth Michael Rodrigues D 14%
MA State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth Mark Montigny D 5%
MA State Senate - Second Essex Joan Lovely D 10%
MA State Senate - Third Essex Brendan Crighton D 0%
MA State House - Ninth Essex Donald Wong R 75%
MA State House - Tenth Essex Daniel Cahill D 0%
MA State House - Twelfth Essex Thomas Walsh D 0%
MA State House - Seventeenth Essex Frank Moran D 0%
MA State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex Bruce Tarr R 48%
MA State House - Second Franklin Susannah Whipps I 63%
MA State House - First Hampden Todd Smola R 80%
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