Rating Group: American Conservative Union (ACU)

2018 Positions (State Legislature)

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State Office Name Party Rating
LA State Senate - 18 Eddie Lambert Republican 60%
LA State Senate - 19 Gregory Miller Republican 72%
LA State House - 19 Francis Thompson Republican 53%
LA State House - 20 Neil Riser Republican 55%
LA State Senate - 22 Blake Miguez Republican 81%
LA State Senate - 24 Gerald Boudreaux Democratic 56%
LA State Senate - 25 Mark Abraham Republican 70%
LA State Senate - 26 Bob Hensgens Republican 64%
LA State House - 29 Edmond Jordan Democratic 57%
LA State Senate - 29 Jay Luneau Democratic 70%
LA State Senate - 31 Alan Seabaugh Republican 80%
LA State Senate - 34 Katrina Jackson Democratic 60%
LA State Senate - 35 Jay Morris III Republican 69%
LA State Senate - 39 Sam Jenkins, Jr. Democratic 63%
LA State House - 40 Dustin Miller Democratic 75%
LA State House - 41 Phillip DeVillier Republican 71%
LA State House - 51 Beryl Amedée Republican 71%
LA State House - 52 Jerome Zeringue Republican 62%
LA State House - 58 Ken Brass Democratic 58%
LA State House - 59 Tony Bacala Republican 67%
LA State House - 61 C. Marcelle Democratic 47%
LA State House - 63 Barbara Carpenter Democratic 53%
LA State House - 72 Robby Carter Democratic 50%
LA State House - 77 Mark Wright Republican 72%
LA State House - 80 Polly Thomas Republican 65%
LA State House - 86 Nicholas Muscarello, Jr. Republican 61%
LA State House - 87 Rodney Lyons, Sr. Democratic 53%
LA State House - 92 Joe Stagni Republican 60%
LA State House - 94 Stephanie Hilferty Republican 61%
LA State Board of Education - At-Large Conrad Appel III Republican 62%
LA Parish President - At-Large Kenny Havard Republican 61%
LA Council Member - At-Large Jean-Paul Morrell Democratic 50%
LA Parish President - At-Large Major Thibaut, Jr. Democratic 60%
LA Secretary of State Nancy Landry Republican 71%
MD State Senate - 1 Mike McKay Republican 85%
MD Council Member - 1 Patrick Young No Party Affiliation 11%
MD State House - 1B Jason Buckel Republican 81%
MD State Senate - 2 Paul Corderman Republican 67%
MD State House - 2A William Wivell Republican 89%
MD State Senate - 3 Karen Lewis Young Democratic 11%
MD State House - 4 Barrie Ciliberti Republican 85%
MD State Senate - 4 Bill Folden Republican 78%
MD State Senate - 5 Justin Ready Republican 81%
MD State House - 5 April Rose Republican 93%
MD State House - 6 Robin Grammer, Jr. Republican 96%
MD State House - 6 Bob Long Republican 85%
MD State House - 6 Ric Metzgar Republican 85%
MD State Senate - 6 John Salling Republican 70%
MD State Senate - 7 J. B. Jennings Republican 58%
MD State House - 7A Kathy Szeliga Republican 81%
State Office Name Party Rating
LA State Senate - 18 Eddie Lambert R 60%
LA State Senate - 19 Gregory Miller R 72%
LA State House - 19 Francis Thompson R 53%
LA State House - 20 Neil Riser R 55%
LA State Senate - 22 Blake Miguez R 81%
LA State Senate - 24 Gerald Boudreaux D 56%
LA State Senate - 25 Mark Abraham R 70%
LA State Senate - 26 Bob Hensgens R 64%
LA State House - 29 Edmond Jordan D 57%
LA State Senate - 29 Jay Luneau D 70%
LA State Senate - 31 Alan Seabaugh R 80%
LA State Senate - 34 Katrina Jackson D 60%
LA State Senate - 35 Jay Morris III R 69%
LA State Senate - 39 Sam Jenkins, Jr. D 63%
LA State House - 40 Dustin Miller D 75%
LA State House - 41 Phillip DeVillier R 71%
LA State House - 51 Beryl Amedée R 71%
LA State House - 52 Jerome Zeringue R 62%
LA State House - 58 Ken Brass D 58%
LA State House - 59 Tony Bacala R 67%
LA State House - 61 C. Marcelle D 47%
LA State House - 63 Barbara Carpenter D 53%
LA State House - 72 Robby Carter D 50%
LA State House - 77 Mark Wright R 72%
LA State House - 80 Polly Thomas R 65%
LA State House - 86 Nicholas Muscarello, Jr. R 61%
LA State House - 87 Rodney Lyons, Sr. D 53%
LA State House - 92 Joe Stagni R 60%
LA State House - 94 Stephanie Hilferty R 61%
LA State Board of Education - At-Large Conrad Appel III R 62%
LA Parish President - At-Large Kenny Havard R 61%
LA Council Member - At-Large Jean-Paul Morrell D 50%
LA Parish President - At-Large Major Thibaut, Jr. D 60%
LA Secretary of State Nancy Landry R 71%
MD State Senate - 1 Mike McKay R 85%
MD Council Member - 1 Patrick Young N/A 11%
MD State House - 1B Jason Buckel R 81%
MD State Senate - 2 Paul Corderman R 67%
MD State House - 2A William Wivell R 89%
MD State Senate - 3 Karen Lewis Young D 11%
MD State House - 4 Barrie Ciliberti R 85%
MD State Senate - 4 Bill Folden R 78%
MD State Senate - 5 Justin Ready R 81%
MD State House - 5 April Rose R 93%
MD State House - 6 Robin Grammer, Jr. R 96%
MD State House - 6 Bob Long R 85%
MD State House - 6 Ric Metzgar R 85%
MD State Senate - 6 John Salling R 70%
MD State Senate - 7 J. B. Jennings R 58%
MD State House - 7A Kathy Szeliga R 81%
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