Rating Group: Progressive Massachusetts

2015-2016 Positions

Issues: Liberal

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State Office Name Party Rating
MA State Senate - Norfolk and Plymouth John Keenan Democratic 75%
James Kelcourse 40%
Thomas Kennedy 60%
Kay Khan 60%
Peter Kocot 67%
Robert Koczera 67%
Stephen Kulik 67%
Kevin Kuros 27%
Barbara L'Italien 67%
MA State House - Tenth Middlesex John Lawn, Jr. Democratic 67%
Eric Lesser 67%
MA State Senate - Fifth Middlesex Jason Lewis Democratic 67%
MA State House - Fifth Middlesex David Linsky Democratic 67%
MA State House - Eighth Suffolk Jay Livingstone Democratic 67%
MA State House - Twenty-Second Middlesex Marc Lombardo Republican 27%
MA State Senate - Second Essex Joan Lovely Democratic 58%
James Lyons, Jr. 20%
MA State House - First Suffolk Adrian Madaro Democratic 75%
Tim Madden 67%
MA State House - Thirteenth Worcester John Mahoney, Jr. Democratic 67%
Elizabeth Malia 80%
Brian Mannal 67%
MA State House - Third Norfolk Ronald Mariano Democratic 67%
MA State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Paul Mark Democratic 73%
MA State House - Ninth Bristol Christopher Markey Democratic 67%
State Office Name Party Rating
MA State Senate - Norfolk and Plymouth John Keenan D 75%
James Kelcourse 40%
Thomas Kennedy 60%
Kay Khan 60%
Peter Kocot 67%
Robert Koczera 67%
Stephen Kulik 67%
Kevin Kuros 27%
Barbara L'Italien 67%
MA State House - Tenth Middlesex John Lawn, Jr. D 67%
Eric Lesser 67%
MA State Senate - Fifth Middlesex Jason Lewis D 67%
MA State House - Fifth Middlesex David Linsky D 67%
MA State House - Eighth Suffolk Jay Livingstone D 67%
MA State House - Twenty-Second Middlesex Marc Lombardo R 27%
MA State Senate - Second Essex Joan Lovely D 58%
James Lyons, Jr. 20%
MA State House - First Suffolk Adrian Madaro D 75%
Tim Madden 67%
MA State House - Thirteenth Worcester John Mahoney, Jr. D 67%
Elizabeth Malia 80%
Brian Mannal 67%
MA State House - Third Norfolk Ronald Mariano D 67%
MA State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Paul Mark D 73%
MA State House - Ninth Bristol Christopher Markey D 67%
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