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Keep in mind that ratings done by special interest groups often do not represent a non-partisan stance. In addition, some groups select votes that tend to favor members of one political party over another, rather than choosing votes based solely on issue concerns. Nevertheless, they can be invaluable in showing where an incumbent has stood on a series of votes in the past one or two years, especially when ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are compared. Website links, if available, and descriptions of the organizations offering performance evaluations are accessible by clicking on the name of the group.
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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Greg Lewis | 73% | |||
| SC | State House - 60 | Phillip Lowe | Republican | 73% |
| Mark Lowery | 73% | |||
| Bryce Marlatt | 73% | |||
| SD | State Senate - 28 | Sam Marty | Republican | 73% |
| Betsy McKinney | 73% | |||
| James Merrill | 73% | |||
| Fran Millar | 73% | |||
| John Mullen, Jr. | 73% | |||
| Randy Nix | 73% | |||
| Jadine Nollan | 73% | |||
| OK | Commissioner of Labor | Leslie Osborn | Republican | 73% |
| John Otto | 73% | |||
| Chris Paddie | 73% | |||
| KS | State Senate - 28 | Mike Petersen | Republican | 73% |
| Ryan Quarles | 73% | |||
| John Rafferty, Jr. | 73% | |||
| Jason Rapert | 73% | |||
| Mike Ritze | 73% | |||
| Dustin Roberts | 73% | |||
| Julie Rosen | 73% | |||
| Kit Roupe | 73% | |||
| Caleb Rowden | 73% | |||
| Joseph Scapa | 73% | |||
| James Schaefer | 73% | |||
| Joe Schomacker | 73% | |||
| Sue Scott | 73% | |||
| Katrina Shealy | 73% | |||
| Ralph Shortey | 73% | |||
| Jason Smalley | 73% | |||
| Jim Sorvillo | 73% | |||
| GA | State House - 164 | Ron Stephens | Republican | 73% |
| MN | State House - 15A | Chris Swedzinski | Republican | 73% |
| Dean Urdahl | 73% | |||
| WA | State Senate - 13 | Judy Warnick | Republican | 73% |
| NE | Public Service Commissioner - 1 | Dan Watermeier | Non-partisan | 73% |
| Mathew Wollmann | 73% | |||
| MS | State Senate - 17 | Charles Younger | Republican | 73% |
| Lee Zachary, Jr. | 73% | |||
| WV | State Senate - 3 | Michael Azinger | Republican | 72% |
| Wendell Beitzel | 72% | |||
| MS | State House - 21 | Donnie Bell | Republican | 72% |
| Kenneth Bingham | 72% | |||
| Anna Border Sheppard | 72% | |||
| NC | State House - 22 | William Brisson | Republican | 72% |
| GA | State House - 159 | Jon Burns | Republican | 72% |
| Joyce Chandler | 72% | |||
| GA | State House - 151 | Mike Cheokas | Republican | 72% |
| Travis Clardy | 72% | |||
| AL | State House - 93 | Steve Clouse | Republican | 72% |
| Josh Cockroft | 72% | |||
| Kristin Conzet | 72% | |||
| Myra Crownover | 72% | |||
| Erin Davis | 72% | |||
| Miguel Diaz de la Portilla | 72% | |||
| Trevor Drown | 72% | |||
| Hal English | 72% | |||
| Bud Estes | 72% | |||
| TX | Commissioner - Precinct 2 | Wayne Faircloth | Republican | 72% |
| Eddie Fields | 72% | |||
| Bob Flanagan | 72% | |||
| Cindy Frich | 72% | |||
| John Frullo | 72% | |||
| NH | State Senate - 6 | James Gray | Republican | 72% |
| SC | State Senate - 37 | Larry Grooms | Republican | 72% |
| Nelson Hardwick | 72% | |||
| Patricia Harless | 72% | |||
| GA | State House - 155 | Matt Hatchett | Republican | 72% |
| SD | State House - 25 | Leslie Heinemann | Republican | 72% |
| DE | State Senate - 20 | Gerald Hocker | Republican | 72% |
| Mike Hubbard | 72% | |||
| LA | U.S. House - 4 | Mike Johnson | Republican | 72% |
| LA | State Senate - 18 | Eddie Lambert | Republican | 72% |
| AL | State House - 86 | Paul Lee | Republican | 72% |
| Douglas Long | 72% |