Rating Group: Massachusetts Conservation Voters

2006 Positions on Environmental Conservation

Issues: Environment

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State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Thirteenth Bristol Antonio Cabral Democratic 70%
MA State House - First Hampden Todd Smola Republican 38%
MA State House - Fifth Middlesex David Linsky Democratic 109%
MA State House - Ninth Middlesex Thomas Stanley Democratic 82%
MA State House - Twentieth Middlesex Brad Jones, Jr. Republican 46%
MA State House - Thirty-Fifth Middlesex Paul Donato, Sr. Democratic 67%
MA State House - Thirty-Sixth Middlesex Colleen Garry Democratic 64%
MA State House - First Norfolk Bruce Ayers Democratic 71%
MA State House - Third Norfolk Ronald Mariano Democratic 64%
MA State House - Fourth Norfolk James Murphy Democratic 71%
MA State House - Sixth Norfolk Bill Galvin Democratic 95%
MA State House - Twelfth Norfolk John Rogers Democratic 64%
MA State House - Fourteenth Norfolk Alice Peisch Democratic 106%
MA State House - Seventeenth Suffolk Kevin Honan Democratic 73%
MA State House - Eighteenth Suffolk Michael Moran Democratic 71%
MA State House - Seventh Worcester Paul Frost Republican 36%
MA State Senate - First Bristol and Plymouth Michael Rodrigues Democratic 62%
MA State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth Mark Montigny Democratic 84%
MA State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex Bruce Tarr Republican 65%
MA State Senate - Second Essex and Middlesex Barry Finegold Democratic 72%
MA State Senate - Second Middlesex Pat Jehlen Democratic 110%
MA State Senate - First Middlesex and Norfolk Karen Spilka Democratic 110%
MA State Senate - Second Middlesex and Norfolk Cindy Creem Democratic 105%
MA State Senate - Middlesex and Worcester Jamie Eldridge Democratic 103%
MA State Senate - Norfolk and Suffolk Mike Rush Democratic 95%
MA Councilor - At-Large Sean Curran 71%
Robert Antonioni 83%
Cory Atkins 99%
Demetrius Atsalis 67%
Edward Augustus, Jr. 106%
Steven Baddour 80%
Ruth Balser 87%
Jarrett Barrios 106%
Frederick Berry 80%
John Binienda, Sr. 64%
Deborah Blumer 108%
Daniel Bosley 71%
Garrett Bradley 83%
Stephen Brewer 100%
Arthur Broadhurst, Jr. 54%
Scott Brown 61%
Stephen Buoniconti 75%
Jennifer Callahan 83%
Christine Canavan 82%
Gale Candaras 74%
Stephen Canessa 64%
Mark Carron 97%
Paul Casey 66%
Harriette Chandler 84%
Cheryl Coakley-Rivera 64%
State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Thirteenth Bristol Antonio Cabral D 70%
MA State House - First Hampden Todd Smola R 38%
MA State House - Fifth Middlesex David Linsky D 109%
MA State House - Ninth Middlesex Thomas Stanley D 82%
MA State House - Twentieth Middlesex Brad Jones, Jr. R 46%
MA State House - Thirty-Fifth Middlesex Paul Donato, Sr. D 67%
MA State House - Thirty-Sixth Middlesex Colleen Garry D 64%
MA State House - First Norfolk Bruce Ayers D 71%
MA State House - Third Norfolk Ronald Mariano D 64%
MA State House - Fourth Norfolk James Murphy D 71%
MA State House - Sixth Norfolk Bill Galvin D 95%
MA State House - Twelfth Norfolk John Rogers D 64%
MA State House - Fourteenth Norfolk Alice Peisch D 106%
MA State House - Seventeenth Suffolk Kevin Honan D 73%
MA State House - Eighteenth Suffolk Michael Moran D 71%
MA State House - Seventh Worcester Paul Frost R 36%
MA State Senate - First Bristol and Plymouth Michael Rodrigues D 62%
MA State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth Mark Montigny D 84%
MA State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex Bruce Tarr R 65%
MA State Senate - Second Essex and Middlesex Barry Finegold D 72%
MA State Senate - Second Middlesex Pat Jehlen D 110%
MA State Senate - First Middlesex and Norfolk Karen Spilka D 110%
MA State Senate - Second Middlesex and Norfolk Cindy Creem D 105%
MA State Senate - Middlesex and Worcester Jamie Eldridge D 103%
MA State Senate - Norfolk and Suffolk Mike Rush D 95%
MA Councilor - At-Large Sean Curran 71%
Robert Antonioni 83%
Cory Atkins 99%
Demetrius Atsalis 67%
Edward Augustus, Jr. 106%
Steven Baddour 80%
Ruth Balser 87%
Jarrett Barrios 106%
Frederick Berry 80%
John Binienda, Sr. 64%
Deborah Blumer 108%
Daniel Bosley 71%
Garrett Bradley 83%
Stephen Brewer 100%
Arthur Broadhurst, Jr. 54%
Scott Brown 61%
Stephen Buoniconti 75%
Jennifer Callahan 83%
Christine Canavan 82%
Gale Candaras 74%
Stephen Canessa 64%
Mark Carron 97%
Paul Casey 66%
Harriette Chandler 84%
Cheryl Coakley-Rivera 64%
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