Rating Group: The Club for Growth

2019 Lifetime Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
FL U.S. House - 21 Brian Mast Republican 63%
TX U.S. House - 10 Michael McCaul Republican 74%
CA U.S. House - 5 Tom McClintock Republican 96%
KY U.S. Senate - Sr Mitch McConnell, Jr. Republican 74%
PA U.S. House - 9 Dan Meuser Republican 73%
WV U.S. House - 1 Carol Miller Republican 61%
MI U.S. House - 2 John Moolenaar Republican 65%
KS U.S. Senate - Sr Jerry Moran Republican 71%
OK U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin Republican 78%
AK U.S. Senate - Sr Lisa Murkowski Republican 51%
NC U.S. House - 3 Greg Murphy Republican 81%
WA U.S. House - 4 Dan Newhouse Republican 62%
SC U.S. House - 5 Ralph Norman, Jr. Republican 93%
AL U.S. House - 6 Gary Palmer Republican 94%
KY U.S. Senate - Jr Rand Paul Republican 95%
PA U.S. House - 10 Scott Perry Republican 90%
NA Director of the Central Intelligence Agency John Ratcliffe Republican 95%
PA U.S. House - 14 Guy Reschenthaler Republican 68%
ID U.S. Senate - Jr James Risch Republican 86%
KY U.S. House - 5 Hal Rogers Republican 58%
AL U.S. House - 3 Mike Rogers Republican 58%
TN U.S. House - 6 John Rose Republican 84%
SD U.S. Senate - Jr Mike Rounds Republican 58%
NC U.S. House - 7 David Rouzer Republican 81%
TX U.S. House - 21 Chip Roy Republican 100%
State Office Name Party Rating
FL U.S. House - 21 Brian Mast R 63%
TX U.S. House - 10 Michael McCaul R 74%
CA U.S. House - 5 Tom McClintock R 96%
KY U.S. Senate - Sr Mitch McConnell, Jr. R 74%
PA U.S. House - 9 Dan Meuser R 73%
WV U.S. House - 1 Carol Miller R 61%
MI U.S. House - 2 John Moolenaar R 65%
KS U.S. Senate - Sr Jerry Moran R 71%
OK U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Markwayne Mullin R 78%
AK U.S. Senate - Sr Lisa Murkowski R 51%
NC U.S. House - 3 Greg Murphy R 81%
WA U.S. House - 4 Dan Newhouse R 62%
SC U.S. House - 5 Ralph Norman, Jr. R 93%
AL U.S. House - 6 Gary Palmer R 94%
KY U.S. Senate - Jr Rand Paul R 95%
PA U.S. House - 10 Scott Perry R 90%
NA Director of the Central Intelligence Agency John Ratcliffe R 95%
PA U.S. House - 14 Guy Reschenthaler R 68%
ID U.S. Senate - Jr James Risch R 86%
KY U.S. House - 5 Hal Rogers R 58%
AL U.S. House - 3 Mike Rogers R 58%
TN U.S. House - 6 John Rose R 84%
SD U.S. Senate - Jr Mike Rounds R 58%
NC U.S. House - 7 David Rouzer R 81%
TX U.S. House - 21 Chip Roy R 100%
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