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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terri Haverly | 73% | |||
| William Heath, Jr. | 73% | |||
| IN | State House - 85 | Dave Heine | Republican | 73% |
| Daniel Hemmert | 73% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 26 | Bob Hensgens | Republican | 73% |
| Jonathon Hill | 73% | |||
| TN | State House - 22 | Dan Howell | Republican | 73% |
| GA | State House - 16 | Trey Kelley | Republican | 73% |
| ND | State House - 39 | Keith Kempenich | Republican | 73% |
| Tom Kirby | 73% | |||
| Greg Kirk | 73% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 18 | Eddie Lambert | Republican | 73% |
| Brenda Landwehr | 73% | |||
| Randy Lyness | 73% | |||
| Julia Lynn | 73% | |||
| Ryan Maher | 73% | |||
| John Manning, Jr. | 73% | |||
| Daniel Martiny | 73% | |||
| IN | State House - 65 | Chris May | Republican | 73% |
| Mac McCutcheon | 73% | |||
| Randy McDaniel | 73% | |||
| OR | State Senate - 30 | Mike McLane | Republican | 73% |
| LA | State Senate - 35 | Jay Morris III | Republican | 73% |
| Michael Nofs | 73% | |||
| Robert Olson | 73% |
| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Terri Haverly | 73% | |||
| William Heath, Jr. | 73% | |||
| IN | State House - 85 | Dave Heine | R | 73% |
| Daniel Hemmert | 73% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 26 | Bob Hensgens | R | 73% |
| Jonathon Hill | 73% | |||
| TN | State House - 22 | Dan Howell | R | 73% |
| GA | State House - 16 | Trey Kelley | R | 73% |
| ND | State House - 39 | Keith Kempenich | R | 73% |
| Tom Kirby | 73% | |||
| Greg Kirk | 73% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 18 | Eddie Lambert | R | 73% |
| Brenda Landwehr | 73% | |||
| Randy Lyness | 73% | |||
| Julia Lynn | 73% | |||
| Ryan Maher | 73% | |||
| John Manning, Jr. | 73% | |||
| Daniel Martiny | 73% | |||
| IN | State House - 65 | Chris May | R | 73% |
| Mac McCutcheon | 73% | |||
| Randy McDaniel | 73% | |||
| OR | State Senate - 30 | Mike McLane | R | 73% |
| LA | State Senate - 35 | Jay Morris III | R | 73% |
| Michael Nofs | 73% | |||
| Robert Olson | 73% |