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Rating Group: Progressive Massachusetts

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State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Second Norfolk Tackey Chan Democratic 78%
MA State Senate - Third Essex Brendan Crighton Democratic 78%
Claire Cronin 78%
Dan Cullinane 78%
Josh Cutler 78%
MA State House - Thirty-First Middlesex Michael Day Democratic 78%
Robert DeLeo 78%
MA State House - Sixteenth Worcester Daniel Donahue Democratic 78%
MA State Senate - Norfolk, Plymouth, and Bristol Bill Driscoll Democratic 78%
Carolyn Dykema 78%
Lori Ehrlich 78%
MA State House - Second Berkshire Tricia Farley-Bouvier Democratic 78%
MA State House - Sixth Bristol Carole Fiola Democratic 78%
Denise Garlick 78%
Patricia Haddad 78%
Stephan Hay 78%
MA State House - Third Middlesex Kate Hogan Democratic 78%
MA State House - Thirteenth Suffolk Dan Hunt Democratic 78%
Louis Kafka 78%
Jay Kaufman 78%
Kay Khan 78%
Peter Kocot 78%
Robert Koczera 78%
Stephen Kulik 78%
MA State House - Tenth Middlesex John Lawn, Jr. Democratic 78%
MA State House - Fifth Middlesex David Linsky Democratic 78%
MA State House - Eighth Suffolk Jay Livingstone Democratic 78%
MA State House - First Suffolk Adrian Madaro Democratic 78%
MA State House - Thirteenth Worcester John Mahoney, Jr. Democratic 78%
MA State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Paul Mark Democratic 78%
MA State House - Twenty-Eighth Middlesex Joe McGonagle, Jr. Democratic 78%
MA State House - Eleventh Norfolk Paul McMurtry Democratic 78%
MA State House - Third Suffolk Aaron Michlewitz Democratic 78%
Rady Mom 78%
MA State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth Mark Montigny Democratic 78%
MA State House - Seventeenth Essex Frank Moran Democratic 78%
MA State House - Eighteenth Suffolk Michael Moran Democratic 78%
MA State House - Fourth Norfolk James Murphy Democratic 78%
MA State House - Tenth Worcester Brian Murray Democratic 78%
Harold Naughton, Jr. 78%
MA State House - Fourteenth Worcester James O'Day Democratic 78%
Jerry Parisella 78%
Sarah Peake 78%
MA State House - Fourteenth Norfolk Alice Peisch Democratic 78%
MA State House - Twenty-Fourth Middlesex Dave Rogers Democratic 78%
MA State House - Tenth Norfolk Jeffrey Roy Democratic 78%
MA State House - Second Suffolk Dan Ryan Democratic 78%
Paul Schmid III 78%
John Scibak 78%
Theodore Speliotis 78%
State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Second Norfolk Tackey Chan D 78%
MA State Senate - Third Essex Brendan Crighton D 78%
Claire Cronin 78%
Dan Cullinane 78%
Josh Cutler 78%
MA State House - Thirty-First Middlesex Michael Day D 78%
Robert DeLeo 78%
MA State House - Sixteenth Worcester Daniel Donahue D 78%
MA State Senate - Norfolk, Plymouth, and Bristol Bill Driscoll D 78%
Carolyn Dykema 78%
Lori Ehrlich 78%
MA State House - Second Berkshire Tricia Farley-Bouvier D 78%
MA State House - Sixth Bristol Carole Fiola D 78%
Denise Garlick 78%
Patricia Haddad 78%
Stephan Hay 78%
MA State House - Third Middlesex Kate Hogan D 78%
MA State House - Thirteenth Suffolk Dan Hunt D 78%
Louis Kafka 78%
Jay Kaufman 78%
Kay Khan 78%
Peter Kocot 78%
Robert Koczera 78%
Stephen Kulik 78%
MA State House - Tenth Middlesex John Lawn, Jr. D 78%
MA State House - Fifth Middlesex David Linsky D 78%
MA State House - Eighth Suffolk Jay Livingstone D 78%
MA State House - First Suffolk Adrian Madaro D 78%
MA State House - Thirteenth Worcester John Mahoney, Jr. D 78%
MA State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Paul Mark D 78%
MA State House - Twenty-Eighth Middlesex Joe McGonagle, Jr. D 78%
MA State House - Eleventh Norfolk Paul McMurtry D 78%
MA State House - Third Suffolk Aaron Michlewitz D 78%
Rady Mom 78%
MA State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth Mark Montigny D 78%
MA State House - Seventeenth Essex Frank Moran D 78%
MA State House - Eighteenth Suffolk Michael Moran D 78%
MA State House - Fourth Norfolk James Murphy D 78%
MA State House - Tenth Worcester Brian Murray D 78%
Harold Naughton, Jr. 78%
MA State House - Fourteenth Worcester James O'Day D 78%
Jerry Parisella 78%
Sarah Peake 78%
MA State House - Fourteenth Norfolk Alice Peisch D 78%
MA State House - Twenty-Fourth Middlesex Dave Rogers D 78%
MA State House - Tenth Norfolk Jeffrey Roy D 78%
MA State House - Second Suffolk Dan Ryan D 78%
Paul Schmid III 78%
John Scibak 78%
Theodore Speliotis 78%
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