Rating Group: American Conservative Union (ACU)

2014 Positions (State Legislatures)

Issues: Conservative

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State Office Name Party Rating
Chris Broadwater 64%
PA Secretary of Revenue Pat Browne Republican 64%
Larry Campbell 64%
Thomas Carmody, Jr. 64%
Amy Carter 64%
Bubba Chaney 64%
John Courson 64%
SC State Senate - 18 Ronnie Cromer Republican 64%
Greg Delleney, Jr. 64%
Doug Funderburk 64%
Joseph Hackett 64%
Nelson Hardwick 64%
Robert Harrell, Jr. 64%
LA State Board of Education - 5 Lance Harris Republican 64%
SD State House - 25 Leslie Heinemann Republican 64%
SC State House - 118 Bill Herbkersman Republican 64%
Neal Kurk 64%
Chip Limehouse III 64%
Nick Lorusso 64%
Danny Marshall III 64%
Bob Marshall 64%
LA State Senate - 19 Gregory Miller Republican 64%
Brian Moore 64%
Frank Niceley 64%
Phillip Owens 64%
GA State House - 44 Don Parsons Republican 64%
Barrow Peacock 64%
Jonathan Perry 64%
George Peterson, Jr. 64%
J. Rogers Pope 64%
Anne Priestley 64%
Herbert Richardson 64%
Robert Riley 64%
Clay Schexnayder 64%
NH State House - Rockingham 25 John Sytek Republican 64%
Jeff Thompson 64%
Don Tripp 64%
Patricia Vance 64%
MA State House - Third Barnstable David Vieira Republican 64%
Wendell Willard 64%
LA Council Member - At-Large Thomas Willmott 64%
Hans Zeiger 64%
Patrick Anderson 63%
Tom Carlson 63%
Ben Clark III 63%
Dale DeWitt 63%
Vince Dean 63%
KY State House - 9 Myron Dossett Republican 63%
Bill Dunn 63%
John Enns 63%
State Office Name Party Rating
Chris Broadwater 64%
PA Secretary of Revenue Pat Browne R 64%
Larry Campbell 64%
Thomas Carmody, Jr. 64%
Amy Carter 64%
Bubba Chaney 64%
John Courson 64%
SC State Senate - 18 Ronnie Cromer R 64%
Greg Delleney, Jr. 64%
Doug Funderburk 64%
Joseph Hackett 64%
Nelson Hardwick 64%
Robert Harrell, Jr. 64%
LA State Board of Education - 5 Lance Harris R 64%
SD State House - 25 Leslie Heinemann R 64%
SC State House - 118 Bill Herbkersman R 64%
Neal Kurk 64%
Chip Limehouse III 64%
Nick Lorusso 64%
Danny Marshall III 64%
Bob Marshall 64%
LA State Senate - 19 Gregory Miller R 64%
Brian Moore 64%
Frank Niceley 64%
Phillip Owens 64%
GA State House - 44 Don Parsons R 64%
Barrow Peacock 64%
Jonathan Perry 64%
George Peterson, Jr. 64%
J. Rogers Pope 64%
Anne Priestley 64%
Herbert Richardson 64%
Robert Riley 64%
Clay Schexnayder 64%
NH State House - Rockingham 25 John Sytek R 64%
Jeff Thompson 64%
Don Tripp 64%
Patricia Vance 64%
MA State House - Third Barnstable David Vieira R 64%
Wendell Willard 64%
LA Council Member - At-Large Thomas Willmott 64%
Hans Zeiger 64%
Patrick Anderson 63%
Tom Carlson 63%
Ben Clark III 63%
Dale DeWitt 63%
Vince Dean 63%
KY State House - 9 Myron Dossett R 63%
Bill Dunn 63%
John Enns 63%
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