Rating Group: The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights

2012 Total Score

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State Office Name Party Rating
Bob Turner 5%
Mark Udall 100%
Tom Udall 100%
Fred Upton 10%
MD U.S. Senate - Sr Chris Van Hollen, Jr. Democratic 95%
NY U.S. House - 7 Nydia Velázquez Democratic 95%
Pete Visclosky 95%
David Vitter 0%
MI U.S. House - 5 Tim Walberg Republican 10%
Greg Walden 10%
Joe Walsh 10%
MN Governor Tim Walz Democratic/Farmer/Labor 80%
VA U.S. Senate - Sr Mark Warner Democratic 100%
FL U.S. House - 25 Debbie Wasserman Schultz Democratic 90%
CA U.S. House - 43 Maxine Waters Democratic 95%
Mel Watt 95%
Henry Waxman 100%
Jim Webb, Jr. 89%
FL U.S. House - 11 Daniel Webster Republican 0%
Anthony Weiner 25%
VT U.S. Senate - Jr Peter Welch Democratic 90%
Allen West 5%
Lynn Westmoreland 5%
RI U.S. Senate - Jr Sheldon Whitehouse Democratic 100%
Ed Whitfield 15%
MS U.S. Senate - Sr Roger Wicker Republican 0%
SC U.S. House - 2 Joe Wilson, Sr. Republican 10%
FL U.S. House - 24 Frederica Wilson Democratic 90%
VA U.S. House - 1 Rob Wittman Republican 10%
Frank Wolf 15%
AR U.S. House - 3 Steve Womack Republican 5%
Rob Woodall 15%
Lynn Woolsey 95%
David Wu 35%
OR U.S. Senate - Sr Ron Wyden Democratic 100%
John Yarmuth 90%
Kevin Yoder 5%
Bill Young 5%
Donald Young 10%
IN U.S. Senate - Sr Todd Young Republican 10%
State Office Name Party Rating
Bob Turner 5%
Mark Udall 100%
Tom Udall 100%
Fred Upton 10%
MD U.S. Senate - Sr Chris Van Hollen, Jr. D 95%
NY U.S. House - 7 Nydia Velázquez D 95%
Pete Visclosky 95%
David Vitter 0%
MI U.S. House - 5 Tim Walberg R 10%
Greg Walden 10%
Joe Walsh 10%
MN Governor Tim Walz DFL 80%
VA U.S. Senate - Sr Mark Warner D 100%
FL U.S. House - 25 Debbie Wasserman Schultz D 90%
CA U.S. House - 43 Maxine Waters D 95%
Mel Watt 95%
Henry Waxman 100%
Jim Webb, Jr. 89%
FL U.S. House - 11 Daniel Webster R 0%
Anthony Weiner 25%
VT U.S. Senate - Jr Peter Welch D 90%
Allen West 5%
Lynn Westmoreland 5%
RI U.S. Senate - Jr Sheldon Whitehouse D 100%
Ed Whitfield 15%
MS U.S. Senate - Sr Roger Wicker R 0%
SC U.S. House - 2 Joe Wilson, Sr. R 10%
FL U.S. House - 24 Frederica Wilson D 90%
VA U.S. House - 1 Rob Wittman R 10%
Frank Wolf 15%
AR U.S. House - 3 Steve Womack R 5%
Rob Woodall 15%
Lynn Woolsey 95%
David Wu 35%
OR U.S. Senate - Sr Ron Wyden D 100%
John Yarmuth 90%
Kevin Yoder 5%
Bill Young 5%
Donald Young 10%
IN U.S. Senate - Sr Todd Young R 10%
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