Rating Group: ACLU of Mississippi

2017 "Legislative Score Card"

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State Office Name Party Rating
Stephen Holland 75%
MS State House - 76 Greg Holloway, Sr. Democratic 86%
MS State House - 35 Joey Hood Republican 50%
Steve Hopkins 50%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III Republican 50%
MS State House - 34 Kevin Horan Republican 63%
MS Mayor John Horhn Democratic 83%
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne Republican 50%
Mac Huddleston 50%
Robert Huddleston 88%
Abe Hudson, Jr. 88%
Billy Hudson, Sr. 50%
Jay Hughes, Jr. 63%
Gary Jackson 50%
MS State House - 11 Lataisha Jackson Democratic 88%
Robert Jackson 100%
Sampson Jackson II 80%
MS State Senate - 44 Chris Johnson Republican 50%
MS State House - 94 Robert Johnson III Democratic 88%
Russell Jolly 60%
David Jordan 100%
MS State House - 41 Kabir Karriem Democratic 88%
MS State House - 52 Bill Kinkade Republican 50%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby Republican 50%
MS State House - 93 Timmy Ladner Republican 38%
MS State House - 8 Trey Lamar III Republican 50%
MS State House - 53 Vince Mangold Republican 50%
MS State House - 13 Steve Massengill Republican 50%
Chris Massey 50%
Chris McDaniel 50%
Doug McLeod 50%
MS State Senate - 6 Chad McMahan Republican 50%
Roun McNeal 50%
Nolan Mettetal 50%
MS State Senate - 25 Walter Michel Republican 50%
MS State House - 42 Carl Mickens Democratic 75%
America Middleton 75%
Tom Miles 50%
MS State House - 97 Sam Mims V Republican 38%
Alex Monsour 50%
John Moore 57%
Philip Moran 50%
MS State House - 100 Ken Morgan Republican 50%
David Myers 67%
MS State Senate - 28 Sollie Norwood Democratic 100%
MS State House - 46 Karl Oliver Republican 50%
Orlando Paden 88%
David Parker 50%
MS State Senate - 4 Rita Parks Republican 50%
Randall Patterson 50%
Willie Perkins, Sr. 88%
MS State House - 99 Bill Pigott Republican 50%
John Polk 50%
MS State House - 59 Brent Powell Republican 50%
MS State House - 112 John Read Republican 50%
Thomas Reynolds II 63%
Margaret Rogers 50%
Ray Rogers 50%
MS State House - 78 Randy Rushing Republican 50%
MS State House - 90 Noah Sanford Republican 50%
MS State House - 89 Donnie Scoggin Republican 50%
MS State House - 80 Omeria Scott Democratic 88%
MS State Senate - 47 Joseph Seymour Republican 67%
William Shirley, Jr. 50%
MS State Senate - 12 Derrick Simmons Democratic 100%
MS Commissioner of Transportation Willie Simmons Democratic 100%
Jeffrey Smith 50%
Greg Snowden 50%
Gary Staples 50%
MS State House - 4 Jody Steverson Republican 50%
Bill Stone 67%
Rufus Straughter 88%
Preston Sullivan 63%
Kathy Sykes 88%
Sara Thomas 88%
State Office Name Party Rating
Stephen Holland 75%
MS State House - 76 Greg Holloway, Sr. D 86%
MS State House - 35 Joey Hood R 50%
Steve Hopkins 50%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III R 50%
MS State House - 34 Kevin Horan R 63%
MS Mayor John Horhn D 83%
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne R 50%
Mac Huddleston 50%
Robert Huddleston 88%
Abe Hudson, Jr. 88%
Billy Hudson, Sr. 50%
Jay Hughes, Jr. 63%
Gary Jackson 50%
MS State House - 11 Lataisha Jackson D 88%
Robert Jackson 100%
Sampson Jackson II 80%
MS State Senate - 44 Chris Johnson R 50%
MS State House - 94 Robert Johnson III D 88%
Russell Jolly 60%
David Jordan 100%
MS State House - 41 Kabir Karriem D 88%
MS State House - 52 Bill Kinkade R 50%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby R 50%
MS State House - 93 Timmy Ladner R 38%
MS State House - 8 Trey Lamar III R 50%
MS State House - 53 Vince Mangold R 50%
MS State House - 13 Steve Massengill R 50%
Chris Massey 50%
Chris McDaniel 50%
Doug McLeod 50%
MS State Senate - 6 Chad McMahan R 50%
Roun McNeal 50%
Nolan Mettetal 50%
MS State Senate - 25 Walter Michel R 50%
MS State House - 42 Carl Mickens D 75%
America Middleton 75%
Tom Miles 50%
MS State House - 97 Sam Mims V R 38%
Alex Monsour 50%
John Moore 57%
Philip Moran 50%
MS State House - 100 Ken Morgan R 50%
David Myers 67%
MS State Senate - 28 Sollie Norwood D 100%
MS State House - 46 Karl Oliver R 50%
Orlando Paden 88%
David Parker 50%
MS State Senate - 4 Rita Parks R 50%
Randall Patterson 50%
Willie Perkins, Sr. 88%
MS State House - 99 Bill Pigott R 50%
John Polk 50%
MS State House - 59 Brent Powell R 50%
MS State House - 112 John Read R 50%
Thomas Reynolds II 63%
Margaret Rogers 50%
Ray Rogers 50%
MS State House - 78 Randy Rushing R 50%
MS State House - 90 Noah Sanford R 50%
MS State House - 89 Donnie Scoggin R 50%
MS State House - 80 Omeria Scott D 88%
MS State Senate - 47 Joseph Seymour R 67%
William Shirley, Jr. 50%
MS State Senate - 12 Derrick Simmons D 100%
MS Commissioner of Transportation Willie Simmons D 100%
Jeffrey Smith 50%
Greg Snowden 50%
Gary Staples 50%
MS State House - 4 Jody Steverson R 50%
Bill Stone 67%
Rufus Straughter 88%
Preston Sullivan 63%
Kathy Sykes 88%
Sara Thomas 88%
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