Rating Group: Roots of Change

2018 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
Evan Low 82%
CA Mayor - At-Large Kevin McCarty 82%
Jose Medina 82%
CA State Assembly - 66 Al Muratsuchi Democratic 82%
CA Council Member - 2 Adrin Nazarian Democratic 82%
Bill Quirk 82%
CA State Senate - 29 Eloise Reyes Democratic 82%
Freddie Rodriguez 82%
Miguel Santiago 82%
CA State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond Non-partisan 82%
CA Secretary of State Shirley Weber Democratic 82%
Jim Wood 82%
Bill Dodd 77%
Robert Hertzberg 77%
Richard Roth 77%
CA State Senate - 27 Henry Stern Democratic 77%
Vanessa Delgado 75%
Wendy Carrillo 73%
Tom Daly 73%
Susan Eggman 73%
CA U.S. House - 13 Adam Gray Democratic 73%
CA State Senate - 9 Tim Grayson Democratic 73%
Brian Maienschein 73%
Chad Mayes 73%
CA State Assembly - 67 Sharon Quirk-Silva Democratic 73%
CA State Assembly - 48 Blanca Rubio Democratic 73%
Rudy Salas, Jr. 73%
Anthony Cannella 69%
Steve Glazer 69%
Jeff Stone 69%
Scott Wilk 69%
Tom Berryhill 67%
Catharine Baker 64%
CA State Senate - 37 Steven Choi Republican 64%
Ken Cooley 64%
Jim Frazier 64%
Cristina Garcia 64%
Matthew Harper 64%
Devon Mathis 64%
Patrick O'Donnell 64%
CA State Board of Equalization - 1 Ted Gaines Republican 62%
Mike Morrell 62%
CA Supervisor - 1 Janet Nguyen 62%
Andy Vidak 62%
Ling-Ling Chang 60%
Dante Acosta 55%
Bill Brough 55%
Rocky Chavez 55%
Jordan Cunningham 55%
CA State Assembly - 9 Heath Flora Republican 55%
State Office Name Party Rating
Evan Low 82%
CA Mayor - At-Large Kevin McCarty 82%
Jose Medina 82%
CA State Assembly - 66 Al Muratsuchi D 82%
CA Council Member - 2 Adrin Nazarian D 82%
Bill Quirk 82%
CA State Senate - 29 Eloise Reyes D 82%
Freddie Rodriguez 82%
Miguel Santiago 82%
CA State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tony Thurmond Other 82%
CA Secretary of State Shirley Weber D 82%
Jim Wood 82%
Bill Dodd 77%
Robert Hertzberg 77%
Richard Roth 77%
CA State Senate - 27 Henry Stern D 77%
Vanessa Delgado 75%
Wendy Carrillo 73%
Tom Daly 73%
Susan Eggman 73%
CA U.S. House - 13 Adam Gray D 73%
CA State Senate - 9 Tim Grayson D 73%
Brian Maienschein 73%
Chad Mayes 73%
CA State Assembly - 67 Sharon Quirk-Silva D 73%
CA State Assembly - 48 Blanca Rubio D 73%
Rudy Salas, Jr. 73%
Anthony Cannella 69%
Steve Glazer 69%
Jeff Stone 69%
Scott Wilk 69%
Tom Berryhill 67%
Catharine Baker 64%
CA State Senate - 37 Steven Choi R 64%
Ken Cooley 64%
Jim Frazier 64%
Cristina Garcia 64%
Matthew Harper 64%
Devon Mathis 64%
Patrick O'Donnell 64%
CA State Board of Equalization - 1 Ted Gaines R 62%
Mike Morrell 62%
CA Supervisor - 1 Janet Nguyen 62%
Andy Vidak 62%
Ling-Ling Chang 60%
Dante Acosta 55%
Bill Brough 55%
Rocky Chavez 55%
Jordan Cunningham 55%
CA State Assembly - 9 Heath Flora R 55%
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