Rating Group: Massachusetts Teachers Association

2003-2004 Positions

Issues: Education

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State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Thirty-Sixth Middlesex Colleen Garry Democratic 75%
Susan Gifford 36%
Anne Gobi 86%
Emile Goguen 81%
Tom Golden, Jr. 72%
Shirley Gomes 52%
Mary Grant 87%
William Greene, Jr. 75%
Patricia Haddad 85%
Geoffrey Hall 71%
Robert Hargraves 43%
Lida Harkins 76%
John Hart, Jr. 87%
Robert Havern III 95%
Robert Hedlund, Jr. 49%
Bradford Hill 47%
MA State House - Seventeenth Suffolk Kevin Honan Democratic 80%
Don Humason, Jr. 37%
Frank Hynes 75%
MA State Senate - Second Middlesex Pat Jehlen Democratic 96%
MA State House - Twentieth Middlesex Brad Jones, Jr. Republican 35%
Brian Joyce 94%
Louis Kafka 83%
Michael Kane 75%
Rachel Kaprielian 92%
Jay Kaufman 93%
Daniel Keenan 74%
Thomas Kennedy 97%
Kay Khan 95%
Michael Knapik 46%
Brian Knuuttila 71%
Peter Kocot 97%
Robert Koczera 74%
Peter Koutoujian 82%
Paul Kujawski 71%
Stephen Kulik 91%
Barbara L'Italien 90%
William Lantigua 74%
Stephen LeDuc 74%
James Leary 82%
Brian Lees 41%
John Lepper 34%
MA State House - Fifth Middlesex David Linsky Democratic 91%
Paul Loscocco 56%
Elizabeth Malia 89%
MA State House - Third Norfolk Ronald Mariano Democratic 76%
J. James Marzilli, Jr. 93%
Thomas McGee 95%
Joan Menard 94%
James Miceli 71%
State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Thirty-Sixth Middlesex Colleen Garry D 75%
Susan Gifford 36%
Anne Gobi 86%
Emile Goguen 81%
Tom Golden, Jr. 72%
Shirley Gomes 52%
Mary Grant 87%
William Greene, Jr. 75%
Patricia Haddad 85%
Geoffrey Hall 71%
Robert Hargraves 43%
Lida Harkins 76%
John Hart, Jr. 87%
Robert Havern III 95%
Robert Hedlund, Jr. 49%
Bradford Hill 47%
MA State House - Seventeenth Suffolk Kevin Honan D 80%
Don Humason, Jr. 37%
Frank Hynes 75%
MA State Senate - Second Middlesex Pat Jehlen D 96%
MA State House - Twentieth Middlesex Brad Jones, Jr. R 35%
Brian Joyce 94%
Louis Kafka 83%
Michael Kane 75%
Rachel Kaprielian 92%
Jay Kaufman 93%
Daniel Keenan 74%
Thomas Kennedy 97%
Kay Khan 95%
Michael Knapik 46%
Brian Knuuttila 71%
Peter Kocot 97%
Robert Koczera 74%
Peter Koutoujian 82%
Paul Kujawski 71%
Stephen Kulik 91%
Barbara L'Italien 90%
William Lantigua 74%
Stephen LeDuc 74%
James Leary 82%
Brian Lees 41%
John Lepper 34%
MA State House - Fifth Middlesex David Linsky D 91%
Paul Loscocco 56%
Elizabeth Malia 89%
MA State House - Third Norfolk Ronald Mariano D 76%
J. James Marzilli, Jr. 93%
Thomas McGee 95%
Joan Menard 94%
James Miceli 71%
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