Rating Group: Massachusetts Conservation Voters

2006 Positions on Environmental Conservation

Issues: Environment

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State Office Name Party Rating
Stan Rosenberg 86%
Richard Ross 36%
MA State Senate - Norfolk and Suffolk Mike Rush Democratic 95%
Byron Rushing 84%
Tom Sannicandro 82%
Angelo Scaccia 82%
John Scibak 100%
Carl Sciortino, Jr. 104%
Frank Smizik 103%
MA State House - First Hampden Todd Smola Republican 38%
Theodore Speliotis 88%
Robert Spellane 73%
Christopher Speranzo 71%
Joyce Spiliotis 90%
MA State Senate - First Middlesex and Norfolk Karen Spilka Democratic 110%
Marie St. Fleur 66%
Harriett Stanley 64%
MA State House - Ninth Middlesex Thomas Stanley Democratic 82%
Ellen Story 109%
William Straus 86%
David Sullivan 75%
Benjamin Swan, Sr. 83%
Jeffrey Sánchez 58%
MA State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex Bruce Tarr Republican 65%
Kathleen Teahan 107%
James Timilty 96%
Walter Timilty 102%
Richard Tisei 62%
Stephen Tobin 72%
Steven Tolman 95%
Tim Toomey, Jr. 90%
David Torrisi 64%
Philip Travis 62%
Susan Tucker 107%
Eric Turkington 82%
Cleon Turner 86%
Jim Vallee 62%
Anthony Verga 82%
Joseph Wagner 62%
Brian Wallace 77%
Patricia Walrath 76%
Marian Walsh 80%
Marty Walsh 66%
Steven Walsh 64%
Martha Walz 73%
Daniel Webster 29%
James Welch 71%
Dianne Wilkerson 88%
Alice Wolf 109%
Vinny deMacedo 38%
State Office Name Party Rating
Stan Rosenberg 86%
Richard Ross 36%
MA State Senate - Norfolk and Suffolk Mike Rush D 95%
Byron Rushing 84%
Tom Sannicandro 82%
Angelo Scaccia 82%
John Scibak 100%
Carl Sciortino, Jr. 104%
Frank Smizik 103%
MA State House - First Hampden Todd Smola R 38%
Theodore Speliotis 88%
Robert Spellane 73%
Christopher Speranzo 71%
Joyce Spiliotis 90%
MA State Senate - First Middlesex and Norfolk Karen Spilka D 110%
Marie St. Fleur 66%
Harriett Stanley 64%
MA State House - Ninth Middlesex Thomas Stanley D 82%
Ellen Story 109%
William Straus 86%
David Sullivan 75%
Benjamin Swan, Sr. 83%
Jeffrey Sánchez 58%
MA State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex Bruce Tarr R 65%
Kathleen Teahan 107%
James Timilty 96%
Walter Timilty 102%
Richard Tisei 62%
Stephen Tobin 72%
Steven Tolman 95%
Tim Toomey, Jr. 90%
David Torrisi 64%
Philip Travis 62%
Susan Tucker 107%
Eric Turkington 82%
Cleon Turner 86%
Jim Vallee 62%
Anthony Verga 82%
Joseph Wagner 62%
Brian Wallace 77%
Patricia Walrath 76%
Marian Walsh 80%
Marty Walsh 66%
Steven Walsh 64%
Martha Walz 73%
Daniel Webster 29%
James Welch 71%
Dianne Wilkerson 88%
Alice Wolf 109%
Vinny deMacedo 38%
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