Rating Group: California Police Chiefs Association

2018 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
Brian Maienschein 100%
Devon Mathis 90%
Chad Mayes 90%
CA Mayor - At-Large Kevin McCarty 20%
CA State Senate - 2 Mike McGuire Democratic 27%
Jose Medina 40%
Melissa Melendez 88%
CA Supervisor - 2 Holly Mitchell 27%
Bill Monning 27%
John Moorlach 81%
Mike Morrell 81%
CA U.S. House - 15 Kevin Mullin Democratic 33%
CA State Assembly - 66 Al Muratsuchi Democratic 90%
CA Council Member - 2 Adrin Nazarian Democratic 50%
CA Supervisor - 1 Janet Nguyen 91%
Jim Nielsen 91%
Patrick O'Donnell 50%
CA U.S. House - 23 Jay Obernolte Republican 80%
Richard Pan 27%
Jim Patterson 90%
Anthony Portantino, Jr. 54%
Bill Quirk 22%
CA State Assembly - 67 Sharon Quirk-Silva Democratic 90%
Anthony Rendon 20%
CA State Senate - 29 Eloise Reyes Democratic 40%
CA U.S. House - 29 Luz Rivas Democratic 22%
Freddie Rodriguez 60%
Richard Roth 45%
CA State Assembly - 48 Blanca Rubio Democratic 40%
Rudy Salas, Jr. 90%
Miguel Santiago 20%
Nancy Skinner 18%
Marc Steinorth 90%
CA State Senate - 27 Henry Stern Democratic 45%
Jeff Stone 91%
Mark Stone 20%
CA State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond Non-partisan 40%
Phil Ting 20%
Andy Vidak 81%
Randy Voepel 90%
Marie Waldron 90%
CA Secretary of State Shirley Weber Democratic 30%
Bob Wieckowski 27%
CA State Senate - 11 Scott Wiener Democratic 18%
Scott Wilk 100%
Jim Wood 40%
State Office Name Party Rating
Brian Maienschein 100%
Devon Mathis 90%
Chad Mayes 90%
CA Mayor - At-Large Kevin McCarty 20%
CA State Senate - 2 Mike McGuire D 27%
Jose Medina 40%
Melissa Melendez 88%
CA Supervisor - 2 Holly Mitchell 27%
Bill Monning 27%
John Moorlach 81%
Mike Morrell 81%
CA U.S. House - 15 Kevin Mullin D 33%
CA State Assembly - 66 Al Muratsuchi D 90%
CA Council Member - 2 Adrin Nazarian D 50%
CA Supervisor - 1 Janet Nguyen 91%
Jim Nielsen 91%
Patrick O'Donnell 50%
CA U.S. House - 23 Jay Obernolte R 80%
Richard Pan 27%
Jim Patterson 90%
Anthony Portantino, Jr. 54%
Bill Quirk 22%
CA State Assembly - 67 Sharon Quirk-Silva D 90%
Anthony Rendon 20%
CA State Senate - 29 Eloise Reyes D 40%
CA U.S. House - 29 Luz Rivas D 22%
Freddie Rodriguez 60%
Richard Roth 45%
CA State Assembly - 48 Blanca Rubio D 40%
Rudy Salas, Jr. 90%
Miguel Santiago 20%
Nancy Skinner 18%
Marc Steinorth 90%
CA State Senate - 27 Henry Stern D 45%
Jeff Stone 91%
Mark Stone 20%
CA State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond Other 40%
Phil Ting 20%
Andy Vidak 81%
Randy Voepel 90%
Marie Waldron 90%
CA Secretary of State Shirley Weber D 30%
Bob Wieckowski 27%
CA State Senate - 11 Scott Wiener D 18%
Scott Wilk 100%
Jim Wood 40%
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