Rating Group: ACLU of Indiana (American Civil Liberties Union)

2020 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
IN Council Member - At-Large Ron Bacon Republican 50%
IN Director of Labor Mike Speedy Republican 50%
IN Director of the Department of Natural Resources Alan Morrison Republican 50%
IN Mayor - At-Large Eddie Melton Democratic 100%
IN State House - 18 David Abbott Republican 50%
IN State House - 11 Michael Aylesworth Republican 50%
IN State House - 44 Beau Baird Republican 50%
IN State House - 56 Bradford Barrett Republican 50%
IN State House - 74 Stephen Bartels Republican 50%
IN State House - 95 John Bartlett Democratic 67%
IN State House - 91 Bob Behning Republican 50%
IN State House - 45 Bruce Borders Republican 50%
IN State House - 26 Chris Campbell Democratic 100%
IN State House - 81 Martin Carbaugh Republican 50%
IN State House - 72 Ed Clere Republican 50%
IN State House - 86 Ed DeLaney Democratic 75%
IN State House - 5 Dale DeVon Republican 50%
IN State House - 8 Ryan Dvorak Democratic 33%
IN State House - 70 Karen Engleman Republican 50%
IN State House - 34 Sue Errington Democratic 75%
IN State House - 80 Phil GiaQuinta Democratic 75%
IN State House - 87 Carey Hamilton Democratic 75%
IN State House - 2 Earl Harris, Jr. Democratic 75%
IN State House - 3 Ragen Hatcher Democratic 100%
IN State House - 46 Bob Heaton Republican 50%
State Office Name Party Rating
IN Council Member - At-Large Ron Bacon R 50%
IN Director of Labor Mike Speedy R 50%
IN Director of the Department of Natural Resources Alan Morrison R 50%
IN Mayor - At-Large Eddie Melton D 100%
IN State House - 18 David Abbott R 50%
IN State House - 11 Michael Aylesworth R 50%
IN State House - 44 Beau Baird R 50%
IN State House - 56 Bradford Barrett R 50%
IN State House - 74 Stephen Bartels R 50%
IN State House - 95 John Bartlett D 67%
IN State House - 91 Bob Behning R 50%
IN State House - 45 Bruce Borders R 50%
IN State House - 26 Chris Campbell D 100%
IN State House - 81 Martin Carbaugh R 50%
IN State House - 72 Ed Clere R 50%
IN State House - 86 Ed DeLaney D 75%
IN State House - 5 Dale DeVon R 50%
IN State House - 8 Ryan Dvorak D 33%
IN State House - 70 Karen Engleman R 50%
IN State House - 34 Sue Errington D 75%
IN State House - 80 Phil GiaQuinta D 75%
IN State House - 87 Carey Hamilton D 75%
IN State House - 2 Earl Harris, Jr. D 75%
IN State House - 3 Ragen Hatcher D 100%
IN State House - 46 Bob Heaton R 50%
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