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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sherman Mack | 67% | |||
| Tara Mack | 82% | |||
| PA | U.S. House - 7 | Ryan Mackenzie | Republican | 85% |
| James Madalena, Jr. | 15% | |||
| Rich Madaleno, Jr. | 11% | |||
| MA | State House - First Suffolk | Adrian Madaro | Democratic | 0% |
| Fred Madden, Jr. | 0% | |||
| Kevin Maes | 4% | |||
| NM | State Senate - 26 | Moe Maestas | Democratic | 11% |
| Sarah Maestas Barnes | 47% | |||
| Stephanie Maez | 20% | |||
| FL | State Board of Education | MaryLynn Magar | Republican | 88% |
| Chad Magendanz | 69% | |||
| AR | State House - 56 | Steve Magie | Democratic | 21% |
| Kevin Mahan | 84% | |||
| John Maher | 82% | |||
| MA | State House - Thirteenth Worcester | John Mahoney, Jr. | Democratic | 4% |
| Tim Mahoney | 6% | |||
| Timothy Mahoney | 33% | |||
| Brian Maienschein | 89% | |||
| Charles Mainor | 0% | |||
| Norman Major | 69% | |||
| Sandra Major | 82% | |||
| Joyce Maker | 93% | |||
| Richard Malaby | 95% | |||
| Elizabeth Malia | 0% | |||
| Gerald Malloy | 27% | |||
| Bruce Maloch | 45% | |||
| Christopher Malone III | 84% | |||
| Michael Malone | 72% | |||
| PA | State House - 130 | David Maloney, Sr. | Republican | 88% |
| Andy Manar | 10% | |||
| Tim Manchin | 32% | |||
| Mark Manendo | 21% | |||
| Latha Mangipudi | 9% | |||
| Jonathan Manley, Sr. | 8% | |||
| IL | State House - 98 | Natalie Manley | Democratic | 19% |
| Brian Mannal | 4% | |||
| OH | State House - 52 | Gayle Manning | Republican | 82% |
| OH | State Senate - 13 | Nathan Manning | Republican | 70% |
| Roger Manno | 11% | |||
| Matt Manweller | 65% | |||
| Vicki Marble | 100% | |||
| Justin Marcum | 38% | |||
| ME | School Board Member - At-Large | Donald Marean | Republican | 100% |
| Gwen Margolis | 35% | |||
| Carlos Mariani | 4% | |||
| MA | State House - Third Norfolk | Ronald Mariano | Democratic | 4% |
| Pete Marin | 12% | |||
| MA | State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden | Paul Mark | Democratic | 0% |
| MA | State House - Ninth Bristol | Christopher Markey | Democratic | 4% |
| WI | State Senate - 17 | Howard Marklein | Republican | 89% |
| Joseph Markosek | 32% | |||
| Bryce Marlatt | 73% | |||
| James Marleau | 82% | |||
| Dick Marple | 87% | |||
| MN | Commissioner of Revenue | Paul Marquart | Democratic/Farmer/Labor | 18% |
| Marisa Marquez | 25% | |||
| VA | State Senate - 35 | David Marsden | Democratic | 5% |
| Del Marsh | 66% | |||
| TN | State House - 62 | Pat Marsh | Republican | 86% |
| Danny Marshall III | 81% | |||
| Jim Marshall | 80% | |||
| Nick Marshall | 70% | |||
| Bob Marshall | 85% | |||
| Robert Marshall | 5% | |||
| Ronald Marsico | 91% | |||
| Dick Marston | 91% | |||
| GA | State House - 49 | Chuck Martin, Jr. | Republican | 90% |
| Grier Martin III | 10% | |||
| James Martin | 31% | |||
| John Martin | 96% | |||
| Larry Martin | 49% | |||
| P.K. Martin IV | 62% | |||
| Danny Martin | 16% | |||
| Scott Martin | 74% | |||
| SC | State Senate - 13 | Shane Martin | Republican | 69% |
| Stephen Martin | 95% | |||
| Susan Martin | 90% | |||
| TX | State House - 39 | Armando Martinez | Democratic | 32% |
| Iris Martinez | 4% | |||
| Richard Martinez | 21% | |||
| Ken Martinez | 12% | |||
| TX | State House - 116 | Trey Martinez Fischer | Democratic | 13% |
| Beth Martinez Humenik | 83% | |||
| Rita Martinson | 88% | |||
| Daniel Martiny | 39% | |||
| IL | State Senate - 10 | Robert Martwick, Jr. | Democratic | 5% |
| SD | State Senate - 28 | Sam Marty | Republican | 73% |
| MN | State Senate - 40 | John Marty | Democratic/Farmer/Labor | 4% |
| NM | State House - 11 | Javier Martínez | Democratic | 27% |
| KY | State House - 41 | Mary Marzian | Democratic | 0% |
| Mary Mascher | 11% | |||
| Sandra Masin | 9% | |||
| Cory Mason | 15% | |||
| ME | Commissioner - At-Large | Garrett Mason | Republican | 100% |
| Les Mason | 80% | |||
| Monty Mason | 18% | |||
| MS | State House - 13 | Steve Massengill | Republican | 76% |
| Kurt Masser | 91% |