Rating Group: Associated General Contractors of Washington

2015-2016 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
Andy Hill 35%
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs Democratic 72%
WA State Senate - 6 Jeff Holy Republican 67%
Jim Honeyford 61%
Zack Hudgins 67%
Sam Hunt 67%
Christopher Hurst 83%
WA U.S. House - 7 Pramila Jayapal Democratic 89%
WA State House - 27 Position 1 Laurie Jinkins Democratic 45%
Norm Johnson 100%
Ruth Kagi 67%
Karen Keiser 100%
Christine Kilduff 45%
WA State Senate - 14 Curtis King Republican 43%
Steve Kirby 67%
Brad Klippert 67%
Linda Kochmar 100%
Joel Kretz 67%
Dan Kristiansen 50%
WA State Senate - 21 Marko Liias Democratic 33%
Steve Litzow 38%
Kristine Lytton 67%
WA State Senate - 35 Drew MacEwen Republican 67%
Chad Magendanz 88%
Matt Manweller 88%
Rosemary McAuliffe 37%
Joan McBride 62%
Bob McCaslin, Jr. 85%
John McCoy 89%
Mark Miloscia 100%
Jim Moeller 67%
Jeff Morris 67%
Gina Mosbrucker 67%
Luis Moscoso 62%
Mark Mullet 49%
Dick Muri 95%
Terry Nealey 100%
Sharon Nelson 61%
Steve O'Ban 100%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt Republican 83%
WA State House - 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby Democratic 57%
WA State House - 21 Position 2 Lillian Ortiz-Self Democratic 67%
WA State Senate - 33 Tina Orwall Democratic 67%
Mike Padden 100%
Kevin Parker 67%
Linda Parlette 43%
Kirk Pearson 37%
WA State Senate - 43 Jamie Pedersen Democratic 43%
WA Council Member - 3 Strom Peterson Democratic 62%
WA State House - 21 Position 1 Strom Peterson Democratic 62%
State Office Name Party Rating
Andy Hill 35%
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs D 72%
WA State Senate - 6 Jeff Holy R 67%
Jim Honeyford 61%
Zack Hudgins 67%
Sam Hunt 67%
Christopher Hurst 83%
WA U.S. House - 7 Pramila Jayapal D 89%
WA State House - 27 Position 1 Laurie Jinkins D 45%
Norm Johnson 100%
Ruth Kagi 67%
Karen Keiser 100%
Christine Kilduff 45%
WA State Senate - 14 Curtis King R 43%
Steve Kirby 67%
Brad Klippert 67%
Linda Kochmar 100%
Joel Kretz 67%
Dan Kristiansen 50%
WA State Senate - 21 Marko Liias D 33%
Steve Litzow 38%
Kristine Lytton 67%
WA State Senate - 35 Drew MacEwen R 67%
Chad Magendanz 88%
Matt Manweller 88%
Rosemary McAuliffe 37%
Joan McBride 62%
Bob McCaslin, Jr. 85%
John McCoy 89%
Mark Miloscia 100%
Jim Moeller 67%
Jeff Morris 67%
Gina Mosbrucker 67%
Luis Moscoso 62%
Mark Mullet 49%
Dick Muri 95%
Terry Nealey 100%
Sharon Nelson 61%
Steve O'Ban 100%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt R 83%
WA State House - 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby D 57%
WA State House - 21 Position 2 Lillian Ortiz-Self D 67%
WA State Senate - 33 Tina Orwall D 67%
Mike Padden 100%
Kevin Parker 67%
Linda Parlette 43%
Kirk Pearson 37%
WA State Senate - 43 Jamie Pedersen D 43%
WA Council Member - 3 Strom Peterson D 62%
WA State House - 21 Position 1 Strom Peterson D 62%
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