Rating Group: JobMakers

2006 Job Creation Score

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State Office Name Party Rating
Shirley Hankins 54%
Jim Hargrove 67%
WA State Senate - 11 Bob Hasegawa Democratic 0%
Mary Haugen 67%
Mike Hewitt 71%
Bill Hinkle 92%
Janéa Holmquist Newbry 88%
Jim Honeyford 58%
Zack Hudgins 29%
Sam Hunt 46%
Ross Hunter 42%
Ken Jacobsen 54%
Fred Jarrett 50%
Stephen Johnson 79%
Ruth Kagi 42%
WA Council Member - 1 Jim Kastama Democratic 67%
Karen Keiser 67%
Phyllis Kenney 38%
Lynn Kessler 58%
Derek Kilmer 54%
Steve Kirby 50%
Adam Kline 29%
Jeanne Kohl-Welles 21%
Joel Kretz 75%
Dan Kristiansen 67%
Patricia Lantz 46%
Kelli Linville 67%
WA State Senate - 44 John Lovick Democratic 54%
Rosemary McAuliffe 58%
Robert McCaslin, Sr. 50%
John McCoy 50%
WA State Senate - 2 Jim McCune Republican 50%
Joe McDermott 25%
Joyce McDonald 67%
Jim McIntire 29%
Mark Miloscia 50%
Jim Moeller 42%
Dawn Morrell 29%
Jeff Morris 54%
Bob Morton 79%
Joyce Mulliken 54%
Edward Murray 50%
WA U.S. House - 4 Dan Newhouse Republican 83%
Toby Nixon 67%
Al O'Brien 50%
Robert Oke 29%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt Republican 58%
WA State House - 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby Democratic 42%
Linda Parlette 54%
Kirk Pearson 50%
State Office Name Party Rating
Shirley Hankins 54%
Jim Hargrove 67%
WA State Senate - 11 Bob Hasegawa D 0%
Mary Haugen 67%
Mike Hewitt 71%
Bill Hinkle 92%
Janéa Holmquist Newbry 88%
Jim Honeyford 58%
Zack Hudgins 29%
Sam Hunt 46%
Ross Hunter 42%
Ken Jacobsen 54%
Fred Jarrett 50%
Stephen Johnson 79%
Ruth Kagi 42%
WA Council Member - 1 Jim Kastama D 67%
Karen Keiser 67%
Phyllis Kenney 38%
Lynn Kessler 58%
Derek Kilmer 54%
Steve Kirby 50%
Adam Kline 29%
Jeanne Kohl-Welles 21%
Joel Kretz 75%
Dan Kristiansen 67%
Patricia Lantz 46%
Kelli Linville 67%
WA State Senate - 44 John Lovick D 54%
Rosemary McAuliffe 58%
Robert McCaslin, Sr. 50%
John McCoy 50%
WA State Senate - 2 Jim McCune R 50%
Joe McDermott 25%
Joyce McDonald 67%
Jim McIntire 29%
Mark Miloscia 50%
Jim Moeller 42%
Dawn Morrell 29%
Jeff Morris 54%
Bob Morton 79%
Joyce Mulliken 54%
Edward Murray 50%
WA U.S. House - 4 Dan Newhouse R 83%
Toby Nixon 67%
Al O'Brien 50%
Robert Oke 29%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt R 58%
WA State House - 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby D 42%
Linda Parlette 54%
Kirk Pearson 50%
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