Rating Group: Environmental League of Massachusetts Action Fund

2017-2018 Positions

Issues: Environment

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State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Tenth Middlesex John Lawn, Jr. Democratic 47%
MA State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Paul Mark Democratic 47%
Juana Matias 47%
Rady Mom 47%
MA State House - Twelfth Hampden Angelo Puppolo, Jr. Democratic 47%
MA State Senate - Norfolk and Suffolk Mike Rush Democratic 33%
Byron Rushing 47%
MA State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex Bruce Tarr Republican 33%
MA State House - First Norfolk Bruce Ayers Democratic 40%
Joe Boncore 28%
Paul Brodeur 40%
MA Council Member - Precinct 6 Will Crocker, Jr. No Party Affiliation 40%
MA State House - Thirty-Fifth Middlesex Paul Donato, Sr. Democratic 40%
Shawn Dooley 40%
MA State Senate - Norfolk, Plymouth, and Bristol Bill Driscoll Democratic 40%
MA State House - First Worcester Kimberly Ferguson Republican 40%
Ann-Margaret Ferrante 40%
MA State House - Sixth Norfolk Bill Galvin Democratic 40%
Patricia Haddad 40%
MA State House - Sixth Suffolk Russell Holmes Democratic 40%
MA State House - Fourth Bristol Steven Howitt Republican 40%
MA State House - Thirteenth Suffolk Dan Hunt Democratic 40%
MA State House - Twentieth Middlesex Brad Jones, Jr. Republican 40%
Eric Lesser 28%
MA State House - Twenty-Eighth Middlesex Joe McGonagle, Jr. Democratic 40%
State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - Tenth Middlesex John Lawn, Jr. D 47%
MA State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden Paul Mark D 47%
Juana Matias 47%
Rady Mom 47%
MA State House - Twelfth Hampden Angelo Puppolo, Jr. D 47%
MA State Senate - Norfolk and Suffolk Mike Rush D 33%
Byron Rushing 47%
MA State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex Bruce Tarr R 33%
MA State House - First Norfolk Bruce Ayers D 40%
Joe Boncore 28%
Paul Brodeur 40%
MA Council Member - Precinct 6 Will Crocker, Jr. N/A 40%
MA State House - Thirty-Fifth Middlesex Paul Donato, Sr. D 40%
Shawn Dooley 40%
MA State Senate - Norfolk, Plymouth, and Bristol Bill Driscoll D 40%
MA State House - First Worcester Kimberly Ferguson R 40%
Ann-Margaret Ferrante 40%
MA State House - Sixth Norfolk Bill Galvin D 40%
Patricia Haddad 40%
MA State House - Sixth Suffolk Russell Holmes D 40%
MA State House - Fourth Bristol Steven Howitt R 40%
MA State House - Thirteenth Suffolk Dan Hunt D 40%
MA State House - Twentieth Middlesex Brad Jones, Jr. R 40%
Eric Lesser 28%
MA State House - Twenty-Eighth Middlesex Joe McGonagle, Jr. D 40%
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