Rating Group: Americans for Prosperity - New Jersey

2010-2011 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
NJ U.S. House - 9 Nelida Pou Democratic 28%
Vincent Prieto 18%
Joan Quigley 20%
NJ State Assembly - 20 Annette Quijano Democratic 17%
NJ Council Member - Ward 4 Ruben Ramos, Jr. 18%
David Rible 80%
Ronald Rice 26%
Celeste Riley 25%
Scott Rudder 78%
NJ State Senate - 29 Teresa Ruiz Democratic 16%
Scott Rumana 88%
NJ State Assembly - 9 Brian Rumpf Republican 84%
David Russo 83%
Kevin Ryan 16%
NJ Mayor - At-Large Nicholas Sacco 25%
NJ State Senate - 36 Paul Sarlo Democratic 35%
NJ Council Member - At-Large Gary Schaer 35%
NJ State Assembly - 36 Gary Schaer Democratic 35%
Robert Schroeder 78%
NJ State Senate - 22 Nicholas Scutari Democratic 24%
NJ State Senate - 30 Robert Singer Republican 69%
NJ State Senate - 17 Bob Smith Democratic 26%
Grace Spencer 21%
NJ Mayor - At-Large Brian Stack 25%
NJ State Senate - 33 Brian Stack Democratic 25%
Linda Stender 20%
Stephen Sweeney 24%
Sam Thompson 82%
NJ State Assembly - 28 Cleopatra Tucker Democratic 18%
NJ State Senate - 15 Shirley Turner Democratic 22%
Valerie Vainieri Huttle 19%
NJ U.S. House - 2 Jeff Van Drew Republican 39%
Charlotte Vandervalk 78%
NJ State Senate - 19 Joseph Vitale Democratic 28%
NJ Commissioner - At-Large Joan Voss 18%
Connie Wagner 20%
NJ U.S. House - 12 Bonnie Watson Coleman Democratic 18%
NJ State Assembly - 26 Jay Webber Republican 89%
Loretta Weinberg 28%
Jim Whelan 26%
Gilbert Wilson 19%
John Wisniewski 20%
David Wolfe 74%
State Office Name Party Rating
NJ U.S. House - 9 Nelida Pou D 28%
Vincent Prieto 18%
Joan Quigley 20%
NJ State Assembly - 20 Annette Quijano D 17%
NJ Council Member - Ward 4 Ruben Ramos, Jr. 18%
David Rible 80%
Ronald Rice 26%
Celeste Riley 25%
Scott Rudder 78%
NJ State Senate - 29 Teresa Ruiz D 16%
Scott Rumana 88%
NJ State Assembly - 9 Brian Rumpf R 84%
David Russo 83%
Kevin Ryan 16%
NJ Mayor - At-Large Nicholas Sacco 25%
NJ State Senate - 36 Paul Sarlo D 35%
NJ Council Member - At-Large Gary Schaer 35%
NJ State Assembly - 36 Gary Schaer D 35%
Robert Schroeder 78%
NJ State Senate - 22 Nicholas Scutari D 24%
NJ State Senate - 30 Robert Singer R 69%
NJ State Senate - 17 Bob Smith D 26%
Grace Spencer 21%
NJ Mayor - At-Large Brian Stack 25%
NJ State Senate - 33 Brian Stack D 25%
Linda Stender 20%
Stephen Sweeney 24%
Sam Thompson 82%
NJ State Assembly - 28 Cleopatra Tucker D 18%
NJ State Senate - 15 Shirley Turner D 22%
Valerie Vainieri Huttle 19%
NJ U.S. House - 2 Jeff Van Drew R 39%
Charlotte Vandervalk 78%
NJ State Senate - 19 Joseph Vitale D 28%
NJ Commissioner - At-Large Joan Voss 18%
Connie Wagner 20%
NJ U.S. House - 12 Bonnie Watson Coleman D 18%
NJ State Assembly - 26 Jay Webber R 89%
Loretta Weinberg 28%
Jim Whelan 26%
Gilbert Wilson 19%
John Wisniewski 20%
David Wolfe 74%
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