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State Office Name Party Rating
Greg Cromer 72%
Tom Dayley 72%
Sally Doty 72%
GA State House - 104 Chuck Efstration III Republican 72%
Reid Falconer 72%
Jamie Flitner 72%
IN State Senate - 32 Aaron Freeman Republican 72%
Marv Hagedorn 72%
Emmett Hanger, Jr. 72%
MS State Senate - 20 Josh Harkins Republican 72%
ID State Senate - 35 Mark Harris Republican 72%
LA State Senate - 26 Bob Hensgens Republican 72%
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne Republican 72%
Tim Kapucian 72%
MD State Senate - 37 Johnny Mautz IV Republican 72%
Jeff Monroe 72%
MS State House - 100 Ken Morgan Republican 72%
John Murante 72%
NM Public Regulation Commission Greg Nibert Republican 72%
Jim Patrick 72%
R. Peterson 72%
John Polk 72%
GA State House - 33 Alan Powell Republican 72%
Alfred Powell, Jr. 72%
Paulette Rakestraw-Braddock 72%
Ray Rogers 72%
MN Commissioner - 2 David Senjem Republican 72%
Timothy Sheldon 72%
OR State Senate - 1 David Smith Republican 72%
GA State House - 70 Lynn Smith Republican 72%
Duane Stark 72%
Erikka Storch 72%
OR State Senate - 11 Kim Thatcher Republican 72%
Gray Tollison 72%
AR State House - 87 DeAnn Vaught Republican 72%
Gene Whisnant 72%
Isaac Whorton 72%
John Wilkinson 72%
LA State House - 77 Mark Wright Republican 72%
Jesse Young 72%
AL Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth Republican 71%
FL Commissioner - 5 Thad Altman Republican 71%
MS State House - 3 Tracy Arnold Republican 71%
Susan Aumann 71%
VA State House - 37 Terry Austin Republican 71%
MS State House - 86 Shane Barnett Republican 71%
Doug Barthel 71%
Daniel Bonham 71%
Phil Boots 71%
Bruce Bostelman 71%
Dean Burke 71%
Terry Burton 71%
Gary Carlson 71%
Eugene Clarke 71%
Bruce Coleman 71%
IN State Senate - 28 Michael Crider Republican 71%
Brad Daw 71%
Bill Denny, Jr. 71%
WY State Senate - 16 Dan Dockstader Republican 71%
Lynn Findley 71%
AK State Senate - E Cathy Giessel Republican 71%
Bob Glanzer 71%
Glen Glass 71%
WA State House - 35 Position 1 Dan Griffey Republican 71%
Larry Haler 71%
David Heaton 71%
Ken Henderson 71%
LA State House - 94 Stephanie Hilferty Republican 71%
Jimmy Holley 71%
KY State House - 55 Kim King Republican 71%
MD State House - 31 Nic Kipke Republican 71%
GA State Senate - 32 Kay Kirkpatrick Republican 71%
Tom Loertscher 71%
Howard Maxwell 71%
IN State House - 65 Chris May Republican 71%
State Office Name Party Rating
Greg Cromer 72%
Tom Dayley 72%
Sally Doty 72%
GA State House - 104 Chuck Efstration III R 72%
Reid Falconer 72%
Jamie Flitner 72%
IN State Senate - 32 Aaron Freeman R 72%
Marv Hagedorn 72%
Emmett Hanger, Jr. 72%
MS State Senate - 20 Josh Harkins R 72%
ID State Senate - 35 Mark Harris R 72%
LA State Senate - 26 Bob Hensgens R 72%
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne R 72%
Tim Kapucian 72%
MD State Senate - 37 Johnny Mautz IV R 72%
Jeff Monroe 72%
MS State House - 100 Ken Morgan R 72%
John Murante 72%
NM Public Regulation Commission Greg Nibert R 72%
Jim Patrick 72%
R. Peterson 72%
John Polk 72%
GA State House - 33 Alan Powell R 72%
Alfred Powell, Jr. 72%
Paulette Rakestraw-Braddock 72%
Ray Rogers 72%
MN Commissioner - 2 David Senjem R 72%
Timothy Sheldon 72%
OR State Senate - 1 David Smith R 72%
GA State House - 70 Lynn Smith R 72%
Duane Stark 72%
Erikka Storch 72%
OR State Senate - 11 Kim Thatcher R 72%
Gray Tollison 72%
AR State House - 87 DeAnn Vaught R 72%
Gene Whisnant 72%
Isaac Whorton 72%
John Wilkinson 72%
LA State House - 77 Mark Wright R 72%
Jesse Young 72%
AL Lieutenant Governor Will Ainsworth R 71%
FL Commissioner - 5 Thad Altman R 71%
MS State House - 3 Tracy Arnold R 71%
Susan Aumann 71%
VA State House - 37 Terry Austin R 71%
MS State House - 86 Shane Barnett R 71%
Doug Barthel 71%
Daniel Bonham 71%
Phil Boots 71%
Bruce Bostelman 71%
Dean Burke 71%
Terry Burton 71%
Gary Carlson 71%
Eugene Clarke 71%
Bruce Coleman 71%
IN State Senate - 28 Michael Crider R 71%
Brad Daw 71%
Bill Denny, Jr. 71%
WY State Senate - 16 Dan Dockstader R 71%
Lynn Findley 71%
AK State Senate - E Cathy Giessel R 71%
Bob Glanzer 71%
Glen Glass 71%
WA State House - 35 Position 1 Dan Griffey R 71%
Larry Haler 71%
David Heaton 71%
Ken Henderson 71%
LA State House - 94 Stephanie Hilferty R 71%
Jimmy Holley 71%
KY State House - 55 Kim King R 71%
MD State House - 31 Nic Kipke R 71%
GA State Senate - 32 Kay Kirkpatrick R 71%
Tom Loertscher 71%
Howard Maxwell 71%
IN State House - 65 Chris May R 71%
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