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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sharon Har | 9% | |||
| Ben Harbin | 33% | |||
| GA | State Senate - 16 | Marty Harbin, Jr. | Republican | 93% |
| Corey Harbison | 50% | |||
| GA | State Senate - 15 | Ed Harbison | Democratic | 45% |
| G. A. Hardaway, Sr. | 17% | |||
| SC | State House - 105 | Kevin Hardee | Republican | 43% |
| Buddy Harden | 40% | |||
| Tommy Hardin | 53% | |||
| CT | State Senate - 30 | Stephen Harding, Jr. | Republican | 60% |
| Jon Hardister | 92% | |||
| Nelson Hardwick | 80% | |||
| Joe Hardy | 86% | |||
| Jim Hargrove | 44% | |||
| Mark Hargrove | 89% | |||
| Ted Harhai | 18% | |||
| Julie Harhart | 82% | |||
| Breene Harimoto | 9% | |||
| MS | State Senate - 20 | Josh Harkins | Republican | 70% |
| PA | State House - 1 | Patrick Harkins | Democratic | 0% |
| Patricia Harless | 83% | |||
| Denise Harlow | 0% | |||
| Tim Harman | 82% | |||
| IL | State Senate - 39 | Don Harmon | Democratic | 14% |
| Mike Harmon | 100% | |||
| Mark Harmsworth | 78% | |||
| Alan Harper | 39% | |||
| Kate Harper | 63% | |||
| Jason Harper | 57% | |||
| Matthew Harper | 100% | |||
| Thelma Harper | 40% | |||
| GA | Commissioner of Agriculture | Tyler Harper | Republican | 62% |
| UT | State Senate - 16 | Wayne Harper | Republican | 63% |
| Denise Harper Angel | 21% | |||
| Burke Harr | 7% | |||
| Brett Harrell | 60% | |||
| FL | State Senate - 31 | Gayle Harrell | Republican | 80% |
| Kathy Harrington | 100% | |||
| Sheila Harrington | 67% | |||
| Becky Harris | 86% | |||
| Ben Harris | 55% | |||
| Bill Harris | 96% | |||
| C. Adam Harris | 71% | |||
| Chris Harris | 13% | |||
| IL | Director of the Department of Revenue | David Harris | 69% | |
| Ernie Harris, Jr. | 79% | |||
| Greg Harris | 7% | |||
| Jeffrey Harris | 100% | |||
| PA | State House - 186 | Jordan Harris | Democratic | 13% |
| Justin Harris | 75% | |||
| LA | State Board of Education - 5 | Lance Harris | Republican | 47% |
| TN | County Mayor | Lee Harris | 25% | |
| IL | State Senate - 15 | Napoleon Harris III | Democratic | 29% |
| WA | State Senate - 17 | Paul Harris | Republican | 78% |
| Steven Harris | 67% | |||
| Nikiya Harris Dodd | 0% | |||
| Esther Harrison | 27% | |||
| Joe Harrison | 56% | |||
| NC | State House - 61 | Pricey Harrison | Democratic | 8% |
| Michele Harrison | 73% | |||
| Mike Harrison | 91% | |||
| Shawn Harrison | 73% | |||
| Sheila Harsdorf | 88% | |||
| WY | State House - 37 | Steve Harshman | Republican | 60% |
| Rita Hart | 10% | |||
| Stephen Hartgen | 73% | |||
| CT | State Senate - 15 | Joan Hartley | Democratic | 28% |
| William Hartman | 61% | |||
| Fletcher Hartsell, Jr. | 56% | |||
| Elaine Harvey | 70% | |||
| Suzanne Harvey | 5% | |||
| Beth Harwell | 100% | |||
| WA | State Senate - 11 | Bob Hasegawa | Democratic | 22% |
| HI | State House - 19 | Mark Hashem | Democratic | 9% |
| Anne Haskell | 0% | |||
| Mark Hass | 6% | |||
| Ruth Hassell-Thompson | 33% | |||
| John Hastert | 60% | |||
| NC | State House - 110 | Kelly Hastings | Republican | 92% |
| IL | State Senate - 19 | Michael Hastings | Democratic | 18% |
| William Hatch | 6% | |||
| GA | State House - 155 | Matt Hatchett | Republican | 40% |
| Brian Hatfield | 44% | |||
| ND | State House - 1 | Patrick Hatlestad | Republican | 59% |
| Steven Haugaard | 73% | |||
| Alice Hausman | 9% | |||
| LA | Parish President - At-Large | Kenny Havard | Republican | 88% |
| Terri Haverly | 80% | |||
| MN | State Senate - 67 | Foung Hawj | Democratic/Farmer/Labor | 13% |
| TN | State House - 5 | David Hawk | Republican | 100% |
| Tom Hawk | 9% | |||
| Stephanie Hawke | 100% | |||
| Kathy Hawken | 23% | |||
| Mike Hawker | 70% | |||
| Timothy Hawkes | 78% | |||
| WA | Commissioner - 3 | Brad Hawkins | Republican | 67% |
| KS | State House - 100 | Daniel Hawkins | Republican | 73% |
| GA | State House - 27 | Lee Hawkins | Republican | 40% |
| Paula Hawks | 13% | |||
| Spencer Hawley | 27% |