Rating Group: Libertarian Party of Texas

2009 Positions on Personal Liberties

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State Office Name Party Rating
TX Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick Republican 60%
Carlos Uresti 60%
TX State House - 112 Angie Chen Button Republican 56%
Byron Cook 56%
Frank Corte, Jr. 56%
TX State House - 82 Tom Craddick Republican 56%
TX State House - 72 Drew Darby Republican 56%
TX State House - 99 Charlie Geren Republican 56%
Linda Harper-Brown 56%
Will Ford Hartnett 56%
TX State House - 32 Todd Hunter Republican 56%
Burt Solomons 56%
Glenn Hegar, Jr. 55%
Robert Duncan 50%
TX Comptroller of Public Accounts Kelly Hancock Republican 50%
TX State Senate - 20 Juan Hinojosa Democratic 50%
Jerry Madden 50%
Doug Miller 50%
Jim Pitts 50%
Joe Straus 50%
Vicki Truitt 50%
Leticia Van de Putte 50%
TX Mayor - At-Large Kirk Watson Democratic 50%
TX Mayor - At-Large John Whitmire Democratic 50%
Bill Callegari 44%
Myra Crownover 44%
Stephen Frost 44%
Jim Jackson 44%
Susan King 44%
TX State Senate - 18 Lois Kolkhorst Republican 44%
Edmund Kuempel 44%
Jim McReynolds 44%
Mark Shelton 44%
Todd Smith 44%
Beverly Woolley 44%
Wendy Davis 40%
TX State Senate - 17 Joan Huffman Republican 40%
TX Secretary of State Jane Gray Nelson Republican 40%
TX State Senate - 3 Robert Nichols Republican 40%
Steve Ogden 40%
Kel Seliger 40%
Florence Shapiro 40%
Earl Wentworth 40%
Dwayne Bohac 39%
Kirk England 39%
TX State House - 31 Ryan Guillén Republican 39%
Delwin Jones 39%
Jim Keffer 39%
Tracy King 39%
René Oliveira 39%
State Office Name Party Rating
TX Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick R 60%
Carlos Uresti 60%
TX State House - 112 Angie Chen Button R 56%
Byron Cook 56%
Frank Corte, Jr. 56%
TX State House - 82 Tom Craddick R 56%
TX State House - 72 Drew Darby R 56%
TX State House - 99 Charlie Geren R 56%
Linda Harper-Brown 56%
Will Ford Hartnett 56%
TX State House - 32 Todd Hunter R 56%
Burt Solomons 56%
Glenn Hegar, Jr. 55%
Robert Duncan 50%
TX Comptroller of Public Accounts Kelly Hancock R 50%
TX State Senate - 20 Juan Hinojosa D 50%
Jerry Madden 50%
Doug Miller 50%
Jim Pitts 50%
Joe Straus 50%
Vicki Truitt 50%
Leticia Van de Putte 50%
TX Mayor - At-Large Kirk Watson D 50%
TX Mayor - At-Large John Whitmire D 50%
Bill Callegari 44%
Myra Crownover 44%
Stephen Frost 44%
Jim Jackson 44%
Susan King 44%
TX State Senate - 18 Lois Kolkhorst R 44%
Edmund Kuempel 44%
Jim McReynolds 44%
Mark Shelton 44%
Todd Smith 44%
Beverly Woolley 44%
Wendy Davis 40%
TX State Senate - 17 Joan Huffman R 40%
TX Secretary of State Jane Gray Nelson R 40%
TX State Senate - 3 Robert Nichols R 40%
Steve Ogden 40%
Kel Seliger 40%
Florence Shapiro 40%
Earl Wentworth 40%
Dwayne Bohac 39%
Kirk England 39%
TX State House - 31 Ryan Guillén R 39%
Delwin Jones 39%
Jim Keffer 39%
Tracy King 39%
René Oliveira 39%
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