Rating Group: American Conservative Union - Indiana

2013 Positions

Issues: Conservative

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State Office Name Party Rating
IN State House - 69 Jim Lucas Republican 93%
L. Jack Lutz 93%
Karlee Macer 38%
Kevin Mahan 77%
IN State House - 60 Peggy Mayfield Republican 100%
Jud McMillin 100%
IN State House - 76 Wendy McNamara Republican 77%
Jim Merritt, Jr. 76%
IN U.S. House - 8 Mark Messmer Republican 100%
Patricia Miller 88%
Pete Miller 88%
IN State Senate - 9 Ryan Mishler Republican 82%
IN State House - 97 Justin Moed Democratic 43%
IN State House - 84 Bob Morris Republican 93%
IN Director of the Department of Natural Resources Alan Morrison Republican 100%
IN State House - 10 Chuck Moseley Democratic 31%
Frank Mrvan, Jr. 24%
Timothy Neese 71%
Sharon Negele 93%
IN State Senate - 6 Rick Niemeyer Republican 79%
IN State Senate - 10 David Niezgodski Democratic 38%
Johnny Nugent 81%
Dave Ober 86%
Allen Paul 81%
Scott Pelath 31%
IN State House - 61 Matt Pierce Democratic 33%
Phyllis Pond 86%
IN State House - 96 Greg Porter Democratic 31%
John Price 93%
IN State House - 94 Cherrish Pryor Democratic 20%
IN State Senate - 2 Lonnie Randolph, Jr. Democratic 24%
Rhonda Rhoads 100%
Kathy Richardson 92%
Gail Riecken 31%
Earline Rogers 25%
Tom Saunders 64%
Scott Schneider 88%
IN State House - 98 Robin Shackleford Democratic 33%
Timothy Skinner 6%
IN State House - 15 Hal Slager Republican 92%
IN State House - 52 Ben Smaltz Republican 93%
Jim Smith 94%
Milo Smith 85%
IN State House - 14 Vernon Smith Democratic 33%
IN State House - 4 Ed Soliday Republican 71%
IN Director of Labor Mike Speedy Republican 92%
Brent Steele 88%
Steven Stemler 70%
IN State House - 40 Gregory Steuerwald Republican 93%
Mark Stoops 6%
Holli Sullivan 93%
IN State House - 99 Vanessa Summers Democratic 25%
Karen Tallian 19%
IN State Senate - 33 Greg Taylor Democratic 12%
IN State House - 28 Jeffrey Thompson Republican 92%
IN State Senate - 49 Jim Tomes Republican 65%
Gerald Torr 93%
Randy Truitt 71%
P. Eric Turner 92%
Matt Ubelhor 93%
Shelli VanDenburgh 40%
IN State House - 38 Heath VanNatter Republican 86%
IN State Senate - 41 Greg Walker Republican 94%
Brent Waltz 82%
Tom Washburne 93%
IN Commissioner - 3 John Waterman Republican 59%
IN State House - 21 Timothy Wesco Republican 93%
David Wolkins 85%
Thomas Wyss 71%
Carlin Yoder 88%
IN State Senate - 35 Michael Young Republican 88%
Richard Young, Jr. 53%
Joseph Zakas 75%
Dennis Zent 93%
Cindy Ziemke 92%
State Office Name Party Rating
IN State House - 69 Jim Lucas R 93%
L. Jack Lutz 93%
Karlee Macer 38%
Kevin Mahan 77%
IN State House - 60 Peggy Mayfield R 100%
Jud McMillin 100%
IN State House - 76 Wendy McNamara R 77%
Jim Merritt, Jr. 76%
IN U.S. House - 8 Mark Messmer R 100%
Patricia Miller 88%
Pete Miller 88%
IN State Senate - 9 Ryan Mishler R 82%
IN State House - 97 Justin Moed D 43%
IN State House - 84 Bob Morris R 93%
IN Director of the Department of Natural Resources Alan Morrison R 100%
IN State House - 10 Chuck Moseley D 31%
Frank Mrvan, Jr. 24%
Timothy Neese 71%
Sharon Negele 93%
IN State Senate - 6 Rick Niemeyer R 79%
IN State Senate - 10 David Niezgodski D 38%
Johnny Nugent 81%
Dave Ober 86%
Allen Paul 81%
Scott Pelath 31%
IN State House - 61 Matt Pierce D 33%
Phyllis Pond 86%
IN State House - 96 Greg Porter D 31%
John Price 93%
IN State House - 94 Cherrish Pryor D 20%
IN State Senate - 2 Lonnie Randolph, Jr. D 24%
Rhonda Rhoads 100%
Kathy Richardson 92%
Gail Riecken 31%
Earline Rogers 25%
Tom Saunders 64%
Scott Schneider 88%
IN State House - 98 Robin Shackleford D 33%
Timothy Skinner 6%
IN State House - 15 Hal Slager R 92%
IN State House - 52 Ben Smaltz R 93%
Jim Smith 94%
Milo Smith 85%
IN State House - 14 Vernon Smith D 33%
IN State House - 4 Ed Soliday R 71%
IN Director of Labor Mike Speedy R 92%
Brent Steele 88%
Steven Stemler 70%
IN State House - 40 Gregory Steuerwald R 93%
Mark Stoops 6%
Holli Sullivan 93%
IN State House - 99 Vanessa Summers D 25%
Karen Tallian 19%
IN State Senate - 33 Greg Taylor D 12%
IN State House - 28 Jeffrey Thompson R 92%
IN State Senate - 49 Jim Tomes R 65%
Gerald Torr 93%
Randy Truitt 71%
P. Eric Turner 92%
Matt Ubelhor 93%
Shelli VanDenburgh 40%
IN State House - 38 Heath VanNatter R 86%
IN State Senate - 41 Greg Walker R 94%
Brent Waltz 82%
Tom Washburne 93%
IN Commissioner - 3 John Waterman R 59%
IN State House - 21 Timothy Wesco R 93%
David Wolkins 85%
Thomas Wyss 71%
Carlin Yoder 88%
IN State Senate - 35 Michael Young R 88%
Richard Young, Jr. 53%
Joseph Zakas 75%
Dennis Zent 93%
Cindy Ziemke 92%
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