Rating Group: Progressive Maryland

2009 Positions on Progressive Policy

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State Office Name Party Rating
Alexander Mooney 0
Dan Morhaim 92
Donald Munson 20
Peter Murphy 93
MD State Senate - 26 C. Anthony Muse Democratic 58
Shirley Nathan-Pulliam 92
Doyle Niemann 94
Anthony O'Donnell, Sr. 90
Nathaniel Oaks 3
MD U.S. House - 2 Johnny Olszewski, Jr. Democratic 94
Shane Pendergrass 90
Douglas Peters 96
MD State House - 21 Joseline Peña-Melnyk Democratic 94
Paul Pinsky 94
Edward Pipkin 15
Catherine Pugh 49
Victor Ramirez 95
MD U.S. House - 8 Jamie Raskin Democratic 98
Kirill Reznik 92
Craig Rice 94
B. Daniel Riley 91
James Robey 70
Barbara Robinson 90
MD State Senate - 21 James Rosapepe Democratic 92
MD State House - 41 Samuel Rosenberg Democratic 95
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