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State Office Name Party Rating
Kelley Linck 89%
Amy Loudenbeck 89%
Devon Mathis 89%
WV State Senate - 6 Mark Maynard Republican 89%
NC State Senate - 21 Tom McInnis Republican 89%
MA State House - Eighteenth Worcester Joe McKenna Republican 89%
Leonard Mirra 89%
MD State House - 29A Matt Morgan Republican 89%
Jeff Mullins 89%
Andrew Murr 89%
Terry Nealey 89%
Mark Neuman 89%
John O'Neal IV 89%
Keiko Orrall 89%
SD State Senate - 6 Ernie Otten, Jr. Republican 89%
John Overington 89%
Jim Parison 89%
Neil Parrott 89%
Rick Perales 89%
UT State House - 56 Val Peterson Republican 89%
Jeffrey Pierce 89%
Joseph Pitre 89%
Bill Post 89%
Connie Quimby 89%
Ronald Rabin 89%
Bruce Rampelberg 89%
NC Commissioner - At-Large Shirley Randleman Republican 89%
Lora Reinbold 89%
Marc Roberts 89%
Mike Rohrkaste 89%
William Romine 89%
MD State House - 5 April Rose Republican 89%
Kim Rosen 89%
MO Commissioner - 2 Robert Ross Republican 89%
Ruth Rowan 89%
Bob Rucho 89%
NC State Senate - 1 Norman Sanderson, Jr. Republican 89%
Joe Sanfelippo 89%
Mark Scheffel 89%
NJ State Senate - 39 Holly Schepisi Republican 89%
David Simpson 89%
Harvey Smith 89%
WV State Senate - 14 Randy Smith Republican 89%
WV Commissioner - At-Large Kelli Sobonya Republican 89%
WI State Assembly - 86 John Spiros Republican 89%
Stuart Spitzer 89%
Paul Stearns 89%
Dave Sypolt 89%
David Taylor 89%
Louis Terhar 89%
Holly Thompson Rehder 89%
Jerry Tillman 89%
WV Justice of the Supreme Court Charles Trump IV 89%
Tommy Tucker, Sr. 89%
ME State House - 10 Will Tuell Republican 89%
NA U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner Republican 89%
Amy Volk 89%
Trudy Wade 89%
Raymond Wallace 89%
Chris Walters 89%
Karleton Ward 89%
Terry Waxman 89%
Andy Wells, Jr. 89%
Molly White 89%
Gail Whitsett 89%
MS State Senate - 52 Brice Wiggins Republican 89%
Lynda Wilson 89%
MD State House - 2A William Wivell Republican 89%
David Wood 89%
ME State House - 92 Stephen Wood Republican 89%
Bill Zedler 89%
Carden Arvon 88%
Kevin Bacon 88%
Herman Baertschiger, Jr. 88%
OH U.S. House - 12 Troy Balderson Republican 88%
State Office Name Party Rating
Kelley Linck 89%
Amy Loudenbeck 89%
Devon Mathis 89%
WV State Senate - 6 Mark Maynard R 89%
NC State Senate - 21 Tom McInnis R 89%
MA State House - Eighteenth Worcester Joe McKenna R 89%
Leonard Mirra 89%
MD State House - 29A Matt Morgan R 89%
Jeff Mullins 89%
Andrew Murr 89%
Terry Nealey 89%
Mark Neuman 89%
John O'Neal IV 89%
Keiko Orrall 89%
SD State Senate - 6 Ernie Otten, Jr. R 89%
John Overington 89%
Jim Parison 89%
Neil Parrott 89%
Rick Perales 89%
UT State House - 56 Val Peterson R 89%
Jeffrey Pierce 89%
Joseph Pitre 89%
Bill Post 89%
Connie Quimby 89%
Ronald Rabin 89%
Bruce Rampelberg 89%
NC Commissioner - At-Large Shirley Randleman R 89%
Lora Reinbold 89%
Marc Roberts 89%
Mike Rohrkaste 89%
William Romine 89%
MD State House - 5 April Rose R 89%
Kim Rosen 89%
MO Commissioner - 2 Robert Ross R 89%
Ruth Rowan 89%
Bob Rucho 89%
NC State Senate - 1 Norman Sanderson, Jr. R 89%
Joe Sanfelippo 89%
Mark Scheffel 89%
NJ State Senate - 39 Holly Schepisi R 89%
David Simpson 89%
Harvey Smith 89%
WV State Senate - 14 Randy Smith R 89%
WV Commissioner - At-Large Kelli Sobonya R 89%
WI State Assembly - 86 John Spiros R 89%
Stuart Spitzer 89%
Paul Stearns 89%
Dave Sypolt 89%
David Taylor 89%
Louis Terhar 89%
Holly Thompson Rehder 89%
Jerry Tillman 89%
WV Justice of the Supreme Court Charles Trump IV 89%
Tommy Tucker, Sr. 89%
ME State House - 10 Will Tuell R 89%
NA U.S. Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Scott Turner R 89%
Amy Volk 89%
Trudy Wade 89%
Raymond Wallace 89%
Chris Walters 89%
Karleton Ward 89%
Terry Waxman 89%
Andy Wells, Jr. 89%
Molly White 89%
Gail Whitsett 89%
MS State Senate - 52 Brice Wiggins R 89%
Lynda Wilson 89%
MD State House - 2A William Wivell R 89%
David Wood 89%
ME State House - 92 Stephen Wood R 89%
Bill Zedler 89%
Carden Arvon 88%
Kevin Bacon 88%
Herman Baertschiger, Jr. 88%
OH U.S. House - 12 Troy Balderson R 88%
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