Rating Group: Louisiana Family Forum
2013 Positions
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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Danahay | 89% | |||
| LA | State Board of Education - 5 | Lance Harris | Republican | 89% |
| LA | State Senate - 26 | Bob Hensgens | Republican | 89% |
| Michael Huval | 89% | |||
| Joseph Lopinto III | 89% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 35 | Jay Morris III | Republican | 89% |
| Kevin Pearson | 89% | |||
| Jerome Richard | 89% | |||
| John Schroder, Sr. | 89% | |||
| Robert Adley | 88% | |||
| John Alario, Jr. | 88% | |||
| Bret Allain II | 88% | |||
| LA | State Board of Education - At-Large | Conrad Appel III | Republican | 88% |
| Taylor Barras | 88% | |||
| Sherri Buffington | 88% | |||
| Dan Claitor | 88% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 9 | Cameron Henry, Jr. | Republican | 88% |
| LA | State Senate - 18 | Eddie Lambert | Republican | 88% |
| Christopher Leopold | 88% | |||
| Daniel Martiny | 88% | |||
| Dan Morrish | 88% | |||
| Barrow Peacock | 88% | |||
| LA | State House - 20 | Neil Riser | Republican | 88% |
| Joel Robideaux | 88% | |||
| Robert Shadoin | 88% |
| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Michael Danahay | 89% | |||
| LA | State Board of Education - 5 | Lance Harris | R | 89% |
| LA | State Senate - 26 | Bob Hensgens | R | 89% |
| Michael Huval | 89% | |||
| Joseph Lopinto III | 89% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 35 | Jay Morris III | R | 89% |
| Kevin Pearson | 89% | |||
| Jerome Richard | 89% | |||
| John Schroder, Sr. | 89% | |||
| Robert Adley | 88% | |||
| John Alario, Jr. | 88% | |||
| Bret Allain II | 88% | |||
| LA | State Board of Education - At-Large | Conrad Appel III | R | 88% |
| Taylor Barras | 88% | |||
| Sherri Buffington | 88% | |||
| Dan Claitor | 88% | |||
| LA | State Senate - 9 | Cameron Henry, Jr. | R | 88% |
| LA | State Senate - 18 | Eddie Lambert | R | 88% |
| Christopher Leopold | 88% | |||
| Daniel Martiny | 88% | |||
| Dan Morrish | 88% | |||
| Barrow Peacock | 88% | |||
| LA | State House - 20 | Neil Riser | R | 88% |
| Joel Robideaux | 88% | |||
| Robert Shadoin | 88% |