Rating Group: American Conservative Union (ACU)
2017 Positions (State Legislature)
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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dominic LaRiccia | 50% | |||
| Kenneth LaValle | 50% | |||
| Brian Langley | 50% | |||
| NY | State Senate - 24 | Andrew Lanza | Republican | 50% |
| Gail Lavielle | 50% | |||
| Walt Leger III | 50% | |||
| Michele Lepore-Hagan | 50% | |||
| Dwight Loftis | 50% | |||
| Brian Maienschein | 50% | |||
| Carl Marcellino | 50% | |||
| Robert Marshall | 50% | |||
| Dick Mazza | 50% | |||
| Kathleen McCarty | 50% | |||
| CT | State House - 122 | Ben McGorty | Republican | 50% |
| ND | State Senate - 18 | Scott Meyer | Republican | 50% |
| Dean Mortimer | 50% | |||
| TX | State House - 36 | Sergio Munoz, Jr. | Democratic | 50% |
| OK | State Senate - 27 | Casey Murdock | Republican | 50% |
| ND | State House - 14 | Jon Nelson | Republican | 50% |
| Steve Neville | 50% | |||
| Michael O'Brien | 50% | |||
| CT | State House - 125 | Tom O'Dea | Republican | 50% |
| Charles Ortega | 50% | |||
| CT | State Senate - 21 | Jason Perillo | Republican | 50% |
| Chris Perone | 50% | |||
| William Petit, Jr. | 50% | |||
| Elaine Phillips | 50% | |||
| RI | State House - 51 | Robert Phillips | Democratic | 50% |
| OK | State Senate - 41 | Adam Pugh | Republican | 50% |
| Joshua Putnam | 50% | |||
| TX | State House - 42 | Richard Raymond | Democratic | 50% |
| Rosa Rebimbas | 50% | |||
| Ed Reilly | 50% | |||
| Gene Reynolds | 50% | |||
| Steven Riggs | 50% | |||
| John Rogers, Jr. | 50% | |||
| Margaret Rogers | 50% | |||
| TX | State House - 90 | Ramón Romero, Jr. | Democratic | 50% |
| Richard Ross | 50% | |||
| Sander Rue | 50% | |||
| Barrington Russell, Sr. | 50% | |||
| David Rust | 50% | |||
| ND | State Senate - 31 | Don Schaible | Republican | 50% |
| TN | State House - 80 | Johnny Shaw | Democratic | 50% |
| Bill Simanski | 50% | |||
| Richard Smith | 50% | |||
| AL | State House - 34 | David Standridge | Republican | 50% |
| Pamela Staneski | 50% | |||
| KS | State House - 27 | Sean Tarwater, Sr. | Republican | 50% |
| SC | State House - 86 | Bill Taylor | Republican | 50% |