Rating Group: ACLU of Mississippi

2015 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
J. P. Wilemon, Jr. 79%
Sonya Williams-Barnes 92%
Patricia Willis 67%
Adrienne Wooten 73%
Charles Young, Jr. 80%
MS State House - 110 Jeramey Anderson Democratic 73%
MS State House - 49 Willie Bailey Democratic 80%
MS State House - 67 Earle Banks Democratic 73%
MS State Senate - 29 David Blount Democratic 80%
MS State Senate - 7 Hob Bryan Democratic 85%
MS State Senate - 37 Albert Butler Democratic 92%
MS State House - 47 Bryant Clark Democratic 80%
MS State House - 55 Oscar Denton Democratic 73%
MS State House - 91 Bob Evans Democratic 80%
MS State House - 5 John Faulkner Democratic 87%
MS State Senate - 27 Hillman Frazier Democratic 86%
MS State House - 36 Karl Gibbs Democratic 73%
MS State House - 50 John Hines, Sr. Democratic 93%
MS State House - 76 Greg Holloway, Sr. Democratic 79%
MS Mayor John Horhn Democratic 85%
MS State House - 11 Lataisha Jackson Democratic 80%
MS State House - 94 Robert Johnson III Democratic 86%
MS State Senate - 28 Sollie Norwood Democratic 86%
MS State House - 80 Omeria Scott Democratic 79%
MS State Senate - 12 Derrick Simmons Democratic 80%
MS Commissioner of Transportation Willie Simmons Democratic 86%
MS State Senate - 16 Angela Turner-Ford Democratic 86%
MS State House - 103 Percy Watson Democratic 87%
MS State House - 96 Angela Cockerham Independent 80%
MS State House - 3 Tracy Arnold Republican 64%
MS State House - 109 Manly Barton Republican 67%
MS State House - 21 Donnie Bell Republican 67%
MS State House - 120 Richard Bennett Republican 67%
MS State House - 44 C. Scott Bounds Republican 67%
MS State House - 19 Randy Boyd Republican 67%
MS Public Service Commissioner Chris Brown Republican 60%
MS Commissioner of Transportation Charles Busby Republican 67%
MS State House - 104 Larry Byrd Republican 60%
MS State House - 1 Lester Carpenter Republican 67%
MS State Senate - 14 Lydia Chassaniol Republican 71%
MS State House - 121 Carolyn Crawford Republican 67%
MS State House - 92 Becky Currie Republican 60%
MS State Senate - 43 Dennis DeBar, Jr. Republican 67%
MS State Senate - 50 Scott DeLano Republican 60%
MS State House - 116 Casey Eure Republican 67%
MS State Senate - 41 Joey Fillingane Republican 71%
MS Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson Republican 60%
MS State House - 114 Jeffrey Guice Republican 57%
MS State House - 118 Greg Haney Republican 71%
MS State Senate - 20 Josh Harkins Republican 71%
MS State Senate - 40 Angela Hill Republican 64%
MS State House - 35 Joey Hood Republican 67%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III Republican 71%
MS State House - 34 Kevin Horan Republican 87%
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne Republican 60%
MS State House - 52 Bill Kinkade Republican 67%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby Republican 71%
MS State House - 93 Timmy Ladner Republican 67%
MS State House - 8 Trey Lamar III Republican 67%
MS State House - 13 Steve Massengill Republican 73%
MS State House - 97 Sam Mims V Republican 60%
MS State House - 100 Ken Morgan Republican 64%
MS State Senate - 4 Rita Parks Republican 71%
MS State House - 99 Bill Pigott Republican 60%
MS State House - 59 Brent Powell Republican 67%
MS State House - 112 John Read Republican 67%
MS State House - 78 Randy Rushing Republican 67%
MS State House - 4 Jody Steverson Republican 73%
MS State House - 18 Jerry Turner Republican 67%
MS Secretary of State Michael Watson Republican 64%
MS State House - 48 Jason White Republican 67%
MS State Senate - 52 Brice Wiggins Republican 73%
MS State Senate - 17 Charles Younger Republican 71%
MS State House - 113 Henry Zuber III Republican 71%
State Office Name Party Rating
J. P. Wilemon, Jr. 79%
Sonya Williams-Barnes 92%
Patricia Willis 67%
Adrienne Wooten 73%
Charles Young, Jr. 80%
MS State House - 110 Jeramey Anderson D 73%
MS State House - 49 Willie Bailey D 80%
MS State House - 67 Earle Banks D 73%
MS State Senate - 29 David Blount D 80%
MS State Senate - 7 Hob Bryan D 85%
MS State Senate - 37 Albert Butler D 92%
MS State House - 47 Bryant Clark D 80%
MS State House - 55 Oscar Denton D 73%
MS State House - 91 Bob Evans D 80%
MS State House - 5 John Faulkner D 87%
MS State Senate - 27 Hillman Frazier D 86%
MS State House - 36 Karl Gibbs D 73%
MS State House - 50 John Hines, Sr. D 93%
MS State House - 76 Greg Holloway, Sr. D 79%
MS Mayor John Horhn D 85%
MS State House - 11 Lataisha Jackson D 80%
MS State House - 94 Robert Johnson III D 86%
MS State Senate - 28 Sollie Norwood D 86%
MS State House - 80 Omeria Scott D 79%
MS State Senate - 12 Derrick Simmons D 80%
MS Commissioner of Transportation Willie Simmons D 86%
MS State Senate - 16 Angela Turner-Ford D 86%
MS State House - 103 Percy Watson D 87%
MS State House - 96 Angela Cockerham I 80%
MS State House - 3 Tracy Arnold R 64%
MS State House - 109 Manly Barton R 67%
MS State House - 21 Donnie Bell R 67%
MS State House - 120 Richard Bennett R 67%
MS State House - 44 C. Scott Bounds R 67%
MS State House - 19 Randy Boyd R 67%
MS Public Service Commissioner Chris Brown R 60%
MS Commissioner of Transportation Charles Busby R 67%
MS State House - 104 Larry Byrd R 60%
MS State House - 1 Lester Carpenter R 67%
MS State Senate - 14 Lydia Chassaniol R 71%
MS State House - 121 Carolyn Crawford R 67%
MS State House - 92 Becky Currie R 60%
MS State Senate - 43 Dennis DeBar, Jr. R 67%
MS State Senate - 50 Scott DeLano R 60%
MS State House - 116 Casey Eure R 67%
MS State Senate - 41 Joey Fillingane R 71%
MS Commissioner of Agriculture and Commerce Andy Gipson R 60%
MS State House - 114 Jeffrey Guice R 57%
MS State House - 118 Greg Haney R 71%
MS State Senate - 20 Josh Harkins R 71%
MS State Senate - 40 Angela Hill R 64%
MS State House - 35 Joey Hood R 67%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III R 71%
MS State House - 34 Kevin Horan R 87%
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne R 60%
MS State House - 52 Bill Kinkade R 67%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby R 71%
MS State House - 93 Timmy Ladner R 67%
MS State House - 8 Trey Lamar III R 67%
MS State House - 13 Steve Massengill R 73%
MS State House - 97 Sam Mims V R 60%
MS State House - 100 Ken Morgan R 64%
MS State Senate - 4 Rita Parks R 71%
MS State House - 99 Bill Pigott R 60%
MS State House - 59 Brent Powell R 67%
MS State House - 112 John Read R 67%
MS State House - 78 Randy Rushing R 67%
MS State House - 4 Jody Steverson R 73%
MS State House - 18 Jerry Turner R 67%
MS Secretary of State Michael Watson R 64%
MS State House - 48 Jason White R 67%
MS State Senate - 52 Brice Wiggins R 73%
MS State Senate - 17 Charles Younger R 71%
MS State House - 113 Henry Zuber III R 71%
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