Rating Group: Upstate United

2013-2014 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
Dov Hikind 55%
Earlene Hooper 45%
NY Borough President - At-Large Brad Hoylman-Sigal Democratic 57%
Rhoda Jacobs 43%
Ellen Jaffee 44%
Addie Jenne 50%
NY Legislator - 8 Mark Johns Republican 84%
Steve Katz 82%
NY State Senate - 27 Brian Kavanagh Democratic 40%
Michael Kearns 46%
Micah Kellner 39%
NY U.S. House - 26 Timothy Kennedy Democratic 65%
NY State Assembly - 40 Ron Kim Democratic 40%
Jeff Klein 73%
Brian Kolb 89%
NY State Senate - 28 Liz Krueger Democratic 37%
Kenneth LaValle 78%
Kieran Lalor 77%
NY State Senate - 24 Andrew Lanza Republican 73%
Bill Larkin, Jr. 88%
NY U.S. House - 16 George Latimer Democratic 62%
NY State Assembly - 13 Charles Lavine Democratic 40%
Joseph Lentol 43%
Tom Libous 83%
Barbara Lifton 34%
Betty Little 83%
Pete Lopez 95%
NY State Assembly - 123 Donna Lupardo Democratic 55%
Chad Lupinacci 70%
William Magee 55%
NY State Assembly - 129 Bill Magnarelli Democratic 51%
Martin Malavé Dilan 63%
NY U.S. House - 11 Nicole Malliotakis Republican 73%
Carl Marcellino 85%
Kathy Marchione 87%
Margaret Markey 40%
NY State Senate - 7 Jack Martins Republican 85%
NY State Senate - 37 Shelley Mayer Democratic 40%
George Maziarz 83%
NY State Assembly - 108 John McDonald III Democratic 67%
NY State Assembly - 14 David McDonough Republican 84%
NY Legislator - 13 Thomas McKevitt 79%
Steven McLaughlin 82%
Michael Miller 40%
Joan Millman 40%
Michael Montesano 85%
Velmanette Montgomery 50%
NY U.S. House - 25 Joe Morelle Democratic 65%
NY Secretary of State Walter Mosley III Democratic 37%
Francisco Moya 40%
Bill Nojay 67%
Catherine Nolan 40%
Michael Nozzolio 73%
Ted O'Brien 82%
Daniel O'Donnell 34%
NY State Senate - 58 Thomas O'Mara Republican 93%
Bob Oaks 100%
Felix Ortiz, Jr. 43%
NY State Assembly - 91 Steve Otis Democratic 40%
NY State Assembly - 132 Phil Palmesano Republican 94%
NY State Senate - 1 Anthony Palumbo Republican 90%
NY State Senate - 21 Kevin Parker Democratic 62%
NY State Assembly - 88 Amy Paulin Democratic 45%
NY State Assembly - 141 Crystal Peoples-Stokes Democratic 58%
José Peralta 55%
Bill Perkins 40%
N. Nick Perry 45%
Victor Pichardo 60%
NY State Assembly - 89 Gary Pretlow, Sr. Democratic 40%
Dan Quart 50%
NY State Assembly - 19 Edward Ra Republican 79%
Andrew Raia 79%
NY State Assembly - 6 Phil Ramos Democratic 43%
Michael Ranzenhofer 86%
Patty Ritchie 78%
State Office Name Party Rating
Dov Hikind 55%
Earlene Hooper 45%
NY Borough President - At-Large Brad Hoylman-Sigal D 57%
Rhoda Jacobs 43%
Ellen Jaffee 44%
Addie Jenne 50%
NY Legislator - 8 Mark Johns R 84%
Steve Katz 82%
NY State Senate - 27 Brian Kavanagh D 40%
Michael Kearns 46%
Micah Kellner 39%
NY U.S. House - 26 Timothy Kennedy D 65%
NY State Assembly - 40 Ron Kim D 40%
Jeff Klein 73%
Brian Kolb 89%
NY State Senate - 28 Liz Krueger D 37%
Kenneth LaValle 78%
Kieran Lalor 77%
NY State Senate - 24 Andrew Lanza R 73%
Bill Larkin, Jr. 88%
NY U.S. House - 16 George Latimer D 62%
NY State Assembly - 13 Charles Lavine D 40%
Joseph Lentol 43%
Tom Libous 83%
Barbara Lifton 34%
Betty Little 83%
Pete Lopez 95%
NY State Assembly - 123 Donna Lupardo D 55%
Chad Lupinacci 70%
William Magee 55%
NY State Assembly - 129 Bill Magnarelli D 51%
Martin Malavé Dilan 63%
NY U.S. House - 11 Nicole Malliotakis R 73%
Carl Marcellino 85%
Kathy Marchione 87%
Margaret Markey 40%
NY State Senate - 7 Jack Martins R 85%
NY State Senate - 37 Shelley Mayer D 40%
George Maziarz 83%
NY State Assembly - 108 John McDonald III D 67%
NY State Assembly - 14 David McDonough R 84%
NY Legislator - 13 Thomas McKevitt 79%
Steven McLaughlin 82%
Michael Miller 40%
Joan Millman 40%
Michael Montesano 85%
Velmanette Montgomery 50%
NY U.S. House - 25 Joe Morelle D 65%
NY Secretary of State Walter Mosley III D 37%
Francisco Moya 40%
Bill Nojay 67%
Catherine Nolan 40%
Michael Nozzolio 73%
Ted O'Brien 82%
Daniel O'Donnell 34%
NY State Senate - 58 Thomas O'Mara R 93%
Bob Oaks 100%
Felix Ortiz, Jr. 43%
NY State Assembly - 91 Steve Otis D 40%
NY State Assembly - 132 Phil Palmesano R 94%
NY State Senate - 1 Anthony Palumbo R 90%
NY State Senate - 21 Kevin Parker D 62%
NY State Assembly - 88 Amy Paulin D 45%
NY State Assembly - 141 Crystal Peoples-Stokes D 58%
José Peralta 55%
Bill Perkins 40%
N. Nick Perry 45%
Victor Pichardo 60%
NY State Assembly - 89 Gary Pretlow, Sr. D 40%
Dan Quart 50%
NY State Assembly - 19 Edward Ra R 79%
Andrew Raia 79%
NY State Assembly - 6 Phil Ramos D 43%
Michael Ranzenhofer 86%
Patty Ritchie 78%
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