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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Jason Saine | 85% | |||
| Rudy Salas, Jr. | 35% | |||
| Nick Salazar | 10% | |||
| WY | State Senate - 26 | Tim Salazar | Republican | 86% |
| Tomas Salazar | 17% | |||
| Macario Saldate IV | 11% | |||
| WA | State Senate - 37 | Rebecca Saldaña | Democratic | 20% |
| Scott Sales | 94% | |||
| Walt Sales | 71% | |||
| MD | State Senate - 6 | John Salling | Republican | 66% |
| Jeffrey Salloway | 0% | |||
| Athena Salman | 7% | |||
| IA | State Senate - 29 | Sandy Salmon | Republican | 90% |
| Dan Salomon | 73% | |||
| Bill Sample | 63% | |||
| MD | State House - 37A | Sheree Sample-Hughes | Democratic | 21% |
| Heidi Sampson | 96% | |||
| CT | State Senate - 16 | Rob Sampson | Republican | 74% |
| PA | State House - 135 | Steve Samuelson | Democratic | 12% |
| HI | State Senate - 2 | Joy San Buenaventura | Democratic | 20% |
| Andy Sanborn | 93% | |||
| Heather Sanborn | 6% | |||
| Carlo Sanchez | 7% | |||
| Clemente Sanchez | 32% | |||
| Robert Sanchez | 23% | |||
| OR | State House - 43 | Tawna Sanchez | Democratic | 13% |
| UT | State Senate - 1 | Scott Sandall | Republican | 58% |
| Howard Sanderford | 66% | |||
| David Sanders | 74% | |||
| Hank Sanders | 24% | |||
| NY | State Senate - 10 | James Sanders, Jr. | Democratic | 23% |
| Mike Sanders | 60% | |||
| Bill Sanderson III | 81% | |||
| Deborah Sanderson | 98% | |||
| NC | State Senate - 1 | Norman Sanderson, Jr. | Republican | 91% |
| Bill Sandifer III | 52% | |||
| Catt Sandler | 0% | |||
| Jack Sandlin | 63% | |||
| Martin Sandoval | 8% | |||
| Diane Sands | 12% | |||
| Julie Sandstede | 16% | |||
| Joe Sanfelippo | 88% | |||
| ND | State House - 17 | Mark Sanford | Republican | 51% |
| MS | State House - 90 | Noah Sanford | Republican | 69% |
| Paul Sanford | 68% | |||
| Scott Sanford | 96% | |||
| Tommy Sankey III | 82% | |||
| Dean Sanpei | 73% | |||
| NY | State Assembly - 111 | Angelo Santabarbara | Democratic | 27% |
| FL | Representative - 5 | David Santiago | Republican | 87% |
| Ezequiel Santiago | 22% | |||
| CT | State House - 84 | Hilda Santiago | Democratic | 20% |
| Miguel Santiago | 6% | |||
| James Santora | 63% | |||
| Sal Santoro | 83% | |||
| WA | State House - 37 Position 1 | Sharon Tomiko Santos | Democratic | 4% |
| Frank Sapareto | 66% | |||
| John Sapien | 27% | |||
| Charles Sargent, Jr. | 86% | |||
| NM | State House - 21 | Debra Sariñana | Democratic | 6% |
| NJ | State Senate - 36 | Paul Sarlo | Democratic | 0% |
| Dick Saslaw | 8% | |||
| Adam Satchell | 10% | |||
| David Sater | 87% | |||
| ND | State House - 12 | Bernie Satrom | Republican | 61% |
| Nick Sauer | 82% | |||
| Duane Sauke | 21% | |||
| NC | State House - 51 | John Sauls II | Republican | 80% |
| Tom Saunders | 61% | |||
| Brian Savage | 83% | |||
| Tom Saviello | 52% | |||
| Diane Savino | 42% | |||
| David Sawyer | 8% | |||
| KS | State House - 95 | Tom Sawyer | Democratic | 14% |
| KS | State House - 19 | Stephanie Sawyer Clayton | Democratic | 18% |
| Calvin Say | 25% | |||
| Stan Saylor | 83% | |||
| Angelo Scaccia | 6% | |||
| CT | Comptroller | Sean Scanlon | Democratic, Working Families, Independent Party of Connecticut | 25% |
| Joe Scarnati III | 85% | |||
| Mario Scavello | 74% | |||
| Robert Schaaf | 80% | |||
| James Schaefer | 63% | |||
| Matt Schaefer | 92% | |||
| NJ | Council Member - At-Large | Gary Schaer | 3% | |
| NJ | State Assembly - 36 | Gary Schaer | Democratic | 3% |
| OH | State Senate - 20 | Tim Schaffer | Republican | 94% |
| ND | State Senate - 31 | Don Schaible | Republican | 66% |
| Donna Schaibley | 81% | |||
| Dean Schamore | 38% | |||
| Dave Schatz | 84% | |||
| ND | State House - 39 | Mike Schatz | Republican | 87% |
| Paul Schemel | 87% | |||
| NJ | State Senate - 39 | Holly Schepisi | Republican | 90% |
| OH | Commissioner - At-Large | Gary Scherer | Republican | 89% |
| IL | State House - 96 | Sue Scherer | Democratic | 47% |
| VT | State House - Addison-1 | Robin Scheu | Democratic | 0% |
| Heidi Scheuermann | 75% | |||
| Clay Schexnayder | 59% | |||
| Joseph Schiavoni | 11% |