Rating Group: Progressive Massachusetts

2021-2022 Positions

Issues: Liberal

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State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Second Middlesex Jim Arciero Democratic 78%
MA State House - Second Hampden Brian Ashe Democratic 75%
MA State House - First Norfolk Bruce Ayers Democratic 78%
Ruth Balser 81%
MA State House - Thirty-Fourth Middlesex Christine Barber Democratic 81%
MA State House - First Berkshire John Barrett III Democratic 78%
MA State Senate - Third Middlesex Mike Barrett Democratic 85%
Jay Barrows 25%
MA State House - Fifth Worcester Donald Berthiaume, Jr. Republican 16%
MA State House - Fourth Suffolk David Biele Democratic 78%
Natalie Blais 78%
MA State House - Third Hampden Nicholas Boldyga Republican 28%
MA State Senate - Second Plymouth and Norfolk Michael Brady Democratic 85%
MA State Senate - Suffolk and Middlesex Will Brownsberger Democratic 79%
MA State House - Thirteenth Bristol Antonio Cabral Democratic 78%
MA State House - Tenth Essex Daniel Cahill Democratic 78%
Peter Capano 81%
Dan Carey 78%
Gerard Cassidy 78%
MA State House - Second Norfolk Tackey Chan Democratic 78%
MA State House - Fifteenth Middlesex Michelle Ciccolo Democratic 84%
MA State Senate - First Suffolk Nick Collins Democratic 67%
MA State Senate - Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester Jo Comerford Democratic 82%
MA State House - Twenty-Sixth Middlesex Mike Connolly Democratic 100%
MA State House - Fourteenth Suffolk Rob Consalvo Democratic 78%
State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Second Middlesex Jim Arciero D 78%
MA State House - Second Hampden Brian Ashe D 75%
MA State House - First Norfolk Bruce Ayers D 78%
Ruth Balser 81%
MA State House - Thirty-Fourth Middlesex Christine Barber D 81%
MA State House - First Berkshire John Barrett III D 78%
MA State Senate - Third Middlesex Mike Barrett D 85%
Jay Barrows 25%
MA State House - Fifth Worcester Donald Berthiaume, Jr. R 16%
MA State House - Fourth Suffolk David Biele D 78%
Natalie Blais 78%
MA State House - Third Hampden Nicholas Boldyga R 28%
MA State Senate - Second Plymouth and Norfolk Michael Brady D 85%
MA State Senate - Suffolk and Middlesex Will Brownsberger D 79%
MA State House - Thirteenth Bristol Antonio Cabral D 78%
MA State House - Tenth Essex Daniel Cahill D 78%
Peter Capano 81%
Dan Carey 78%
Gerard Cassidy 78%
MA State House - Second Norfolk Tackey Chan D 78%
MA State House - Fifteenth Middlesex Michelle Ciccolo D 84%
MA State Senate - First Suffolk Nick Collins D 67%
MA State Senate - Hampshire, Franklin and Worcester Jo Comerford D 82%
MA State House - Twenty-Sixth Middlesex Mike Connolly D 100%
MA State House - Fourteenth Suffolk Rob Consalvo D 78%
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