Rating Group: American Conservative Union (ACU)

2018 Lifetime Positions (State Legislature)

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State Office Name Party Rating
MS State House - 3 Tracy Arnold Republican 71%
MS State Senate - 4 Rita Parks Republican 62%
MS State House - 4 Jody Steverson Republican 61%
MS State House - 5 John Faulkner Democratic 36%
MS Supervisor - 5 Robert Foster Republican 92%
MS State Senate - 6 Chad McMahan Republican 61%
MS State Senate - 7 Hob Bryan Democratic 35%
MS State House - 8 Trey Lamar III Republican 74%
MS State House - 9 Cedric Burnett Democratic 32%
MS State Senate - 10 Neil Whaley Republican 46%
MS State House - 11 Lataisha Jackson Democratic 38%
MS State Senate - 12 Derrick Simmons Democratic 31%
MS State House - 13 Steve Massengill Republican 68%
MS State Senate - 14 Lydia Chassaniol Republican 72%
MS State Senate - 16 Angela Turner-Ford Democratic 26%
MS State House - 17 Shane Aguirre Republican 75%
MS State Senate - 17 Charles Younger Republican 62%
MS State House - 18 Jerry Turner Republican 76%
MS State Senate - 19 Kevin Blackwell Republican 63%
MS State House - 19 Randy Boyd Republican 73%
MS State Senate - 20 Josh Harkins Republican 72%
MS State House - 21 Donnie Bell Republican 63%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III Republican 68%
MS State House - 24 Jeff Hale Republican 70%
MS State House - 25 Dan Eubanks Republican 85%
MS State Senate - 25 Walter Michel Republican 51%
MS State Senate - 27 Hillman Frazier Democratic 16%
MS State Senate - 28 Sollie Norwood Democratic 13%
MS State Senate - 29 David Blount Democratic 35%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby Republican 63%
MS State Senate - 34 Juan Barnett Democratic 50%
MS State House - 34 Kevin Horan Republican 42%
MS State House - 35 Joey Hood Republican 74%
MS State House - 36 Karl Gibbs Democratic 40%
MS State Senate - 37 Albert Butler Democratic 30%
MS State House - 38 Cheikh Taylor Democratic 42%
MS State Senate - 40 Angela Hill Republican 80%
MS State Senate - 41 Joey Fillingane Republican 76%
MS State House - 41 Kabir Karriem Democratic 28%
MS State House - 42 Carl Mickens Democratic 41%
MS State Senate - 43 Dennis DeBar, Jr. Republican 69%
MS State House - 44 C. Scott Bounds Republican 72%
MS State Senate - 44 Chris Johnson Republican 74%
MS State House - 46 Karl Oliver Republican 67%
MS State House - 47 Bryant Clark Democratic 21%
MS State Senate - 47 Joseph Seymour Republican 61%
MS State House - 48 Jason White Republican 78%
MS State House - 49 Willie Bailey Democratic 25%
MS State Senate - 49 Joel Carter, Jr. Republican 54%
MS State Senate - 50 Scott DeLano Republican 78%
State Office Name Party Rating
MS State House - 3 Tracy Arnold R 71%
MS State Senate - 4 Rita Parks R 62%
MS State House - 4 Jody Steverson R 61%
MS State House - 5 John Faulkner D 36%
MS Supervisor - 5 Robert Foster R 92%
MS State Senate - 6 Chad McMahan R 61%
MS State Senate - 7 Hob Bryan D 35%
MS State House - 8 Trey Lamar III R 74%
MS State House - 9 Cedric Burnett D 32%
MS State Senate - 10 Neil Whaley R 46%
MS State House - 11 Lataisha Jackson D 38%
MS State Senate - 12 Derrick Simmons D 31%
MS State House - 13 Steve Massengill R 68%
MS State Senate - 14 Lydia Chassaniol R 72%
MS State Senate - 16 Angela Turner-Ford D 26%
MS State House - 17 Shane Aguirre R 75%
MS State Senate - 17 Charles Younger R 62%
MS State House - 18 Jerry Turner R 76%
MS State Senate - 19 Kevin Blackwell R 63%
MS State House - 19 Randy Boyd R 73%
MS State Senate - 20 Josh Harkins R 72%
MS State House - 21 Donnie Bell R 63%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III R 68%
MS State House - 24 Jeff Hale R 70%
MS State House - 25 Dan Eubanks R 85%
MS State Senate - 25 Walter Michel R 51%
MS State Senate - 27 Hillman Frazier D 16%
MS State Senate - 28 Sollie Norwood D 13%
MS State Senate - 29 David Blount D 35%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby R 63%
MS State Senate - 34 Juan Barnett D 50%
MS State House - 34 Kevin Horan R 42%
MS State House - 35 Joey Hood R 74%
MS State House - 36 Karl Gibbs D 40%
MS State Senate - 37 Albert Butler D 30%
MS State House - 38 Cheikh Taylor D 42%
MS State Senate - 40 Angela Hill R 80%
MS State Senate - 41 Joey Fillingane R 76%
MS State House - 41 Kabir Karriem D 28%
MS State House - 42 Carl Mickens D 41%
MS State Senate - 43 Dennis DeBar, Jr. R 69%
MS State House - 44 C. Scott Bounds R 72%
MS State Senate - 44 Chris Johnson R 74%
MS State House - 46 Karl Oliver R 67%
MS State House - 47 Bryant Clark D 21%
MS State Senate - 47 Joseph Seymour R 61%
MS State House - 48 Jason White R 78%
MS State House - 49 Willie Bailey D 25%
MS State Senate - 49 Joel Carter, Jr. R 54%
MS State Senate - 50 Scott DeLano R 78%
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