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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TN | State House - 3 | Timothy Hill | Republican | 0% |
| CT | U.S. House - 4 | Jim Himes | Democratic | 67% |
| TX | State House - 49 | Gina Hinojosa | Democratic | 75% |
| HI | U.S. Senate - Jr | Mazie Hirono | Democratic | 67% |
| NC | State Senate - 47 | Ralph Hise, Jr. | Republican | 8% |
| AZ | Governor | Katie Hobbs | Democratic | 33% |
| ND | U.S. Senate - Sr | John Hoeven | Republican | 42% |
| IL | State House - 113 | Jay Hoffman | Democratic | 50% |
| Larry Hogan, Jr. | 33% | |||
| Eric Holcomb | 25% | |||
| Chris Holden | 92% | |||
| George Holding | 8% | |||
| Justin Holland | 50% | |||
| Jamel Holley | 100% | |||
| Yvonne Holley | 75% | |||
| Trey Hollingsworth III | 17% | |||
| IL | State Senate - 42 | Linda Holmes | Democratic | 100% |
| John Holsclaw, Jr. | 17% | |||
| TN | Commissioner of Agriculture | Andy Holt | Republican | 17% |
| IA | State House - 12 | Steven Holt | Republican | 50% |
| Ron Hood | 17% | |||
| Kenneth Horn | 33% | |||
| WV | State House - 25 | Sean Hornbuckle | Democratic | 92% |
| Rick Horner | 17% | |||
| Frank Hornstein | 92% | |||
| NV | U.S. House - 4 | Steven Horsford | Democratic | 75% |
| Melissa Hortman | 42% | |||
| Jay Hottinger | 17% | |||
| IN | U.S. House - 9 | Erin Houchin | Republican | 0% |
| Eric Houghtaling | 75% | |||
| MN | State Senate - 33 | Karin Housley | Republican | 42% |
| TX | State House - 48 | Donna Howard | Democratic | 92% |
| NC | State House - 77 | Julia Howard | Republican | 0% |
| SC | State House - 76 | Leon Howard | Democratic | 67% |
| MN | State House - 51A | Michael Howard | Democratic/Farmer/Labor | 83% |
| MN | State Senate - 13 | Jeff Howe | Republican | 42% |
| TN | State House - 22 | Dan Howell | Republican | 17% |
| MD | U.S. House - 5 | Steny Hoyer | Democratic | 67% |
| NY | Borough President - At-Large | Brad Hoylman-Sigal | Democratic | 92% |
| NC | U.S. House - 9 | Richard Hudson, Jr. | Republican | 8% |
| Ben Hueso | 83% | |||
| CA | U.S. House - 2 | Jared Huffman | Democratic | 100% |
| TX | State Senate - 17 | Joan Huffman | Republican | 8% |
| OH | State Senate - 5 | Stephen Huffman | Republican | 75% |
| MI | U.S. House - 4 | Bill Huizenga | Republican | 17% |
| TN | State House - 2 | Bud Hulsey | Republican | 17% |
| Duncan Hunter | 92% | |||
| Howard Hunter III | 75% | |||
| IL | State Senate - 3 | Mattie Hunter | Democratic | 50% |
| NY | State Assembly - 128 | Pam Hunter | Democratic | 92% |
| MN | State House - 56B | John Huot | Democratic/Farmer/Labor | 92% |
| Will Hurd | 0% | |||
| Fran Hurley | 75% | |||
| Patricia Hurley | 0% | |||
| PA | State Senate - 21 | Scott Hutchinson | Republican | 17% |
| Toi Hutchinson | 92% | |||
| Asa Hutchinson | 17% | |||
| NY | State Assembly - 29 | Alicia Hyndman | Democratic | 67% |
| David Ige | 50% | |||
| William Ihlenfeld | 17% | |||
| NC | State House - 17 | Frank Iler, Jr. | Republican | 0% |
| OH | State Senate - 9 | Catherine Ingram | Democratic | 92% |
| Debbie Ingram | 75% | |||
| Jim Inhofe | 17% | |||
| Verla Insko | 42% | |||
| Jay Inslee | 92% | |||
| CA | State Assembly - 42 | Jacqui Irwin | Democratic | 50% |
| Johnny Isakson | 42% | |||
| Jeanne Ives | 0% | |||
| TN | State Senate - 25 | Ed Jackson | Republican | 0% |
| Hannah-Beth Jackson | 92% | |||
| Troy Jackson | 100% | |||
| Sheila Jackson Lee | 100% | |||
| Chris Jacobs | 17% | |||
| Ellen Jaffee | 92% | |||
| Earl Jaques, Jr. | 17% | |||
| NC | State Senate - 30 | Steve Jarvis | Republican | 17% |
| WA | U.S. House - 7 | Pramila Jayapal | Democratic | 92% |
| Kimberly Jean-Pierre | 92% | |||
| NY | U.S. House - 8 | Hakeem Jeffries | Democratic | 92% |
| Darren Jernigan | 92% | |||
| Sheri Jesiel | 0% | |||
| NY | Legislator - 8 | Mark Johns | Republican | 58% |
| Brian Johnson | 0% | |||
| Curtis Johnson | 17% | |||
| Eddie Johnson | 75% | |||
| GA | U.S. House - 4 | Hank Johnson, Jr. | Democratic | 92% |
| TN | State Senate - 27 | Jack Johnson | Republican | 0% |
| LA | U.S. House - 4 | Mike Johnson | Republican | 8% |
| Jarvis Johnson | 92% | |||
| TX | U.S. House - 32 | Julie Johnson | Democratic | 100% |
| TX | State Senate - 16 | Nathan Johnson | Democratic | 75% |
| WI | U.S. Senate - Sr | Ron Johnson | Republican | 42% |
| Quinn Johnson IV | 92% | |||
| CT | State House - 49 | Susan Johnson | Democratic | 92% |
| Bill Johnson | 8% | |||
| NC | State House - 46 | Brenden Jones | Republican | 0% |
| CA | State Senate - 40 | Brian Jones | Republican | 33% |
| Billy Jones | 58% | |||
| IL | State Senate - 14 | Emil Jones III | Democratic | 92% |
| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| TN | State House - 3 | Timothy Hill | R | 0% |
| CT | U.S. House - 4 | Jim Himes | D | 67% |
| TX | State House - 49 | Gina Hinojosa | D | 75% |
| HI | U.S. Senate - Jr | Mazie Hirono | D | 67% |
| NC | State Senate - 47 | Ralph Hise, Jr. | R | 8% |
| AZ | Governor | Katie Hobbs | D | 33% |
| ND | U.S. Senate - Sr | John Hoeven | R | 42% |
| IL | State House - 113 | Jay Hoffman | D | 50% |
| Larry Hogan, Jr. | 33% | |||
| Eric Holcomb | 25% | |||
| Chris Holden | 92% | |||
| George Holding | 8% | |||
| Justin Holland | 50% | |||
| Jamel Holley | 100% | |||
| Yvonne Holley | 75% | |||
| Trey Hollingsworth III | 17% | |||
| IL | State Senate - 42 | Linda Holmes | D | 100% |
| John Holsclaw, Jr. | 17% | |||
| TN | Commissioner of Agriculture | Andy Holt | R | 17% |
| IA | State House - 12 | Steven Holt | R | 50% |
| Ron Hood | 17% | |||
| Kenneth Horn | 33% | |||
| WV | State House - 25 | Sean Hornbuckle | D | 92% |
| Rick Horner | 17% | |||
| Frank Hornstein | 92% | |||
| NV | U.S. House - 4 | Steven Horsford | D | 75% |
| Melissa Hortman | 42% | |||
| Jay Hottinger | 17% | |||
| IN | U.S. House - 9 | Erin Houchin | R | 0% |
| Eric Houghtaling | 75% | |||
| MN | State Senate - 33 | Karin Housley | R | 42% |
| TX | State House - 48 | Donna Howard | D | 92% |
| NC | State House - 77 | Julia Howard | R | 0% |
| SC | State House - 76 | Leon Howard | D | 67% |
| MN | State House - 51A | Michael Howard | DFL | 83% |
| MN | State Senate - 13 | Jeff Howe | R | 42% |
| TN | State House - 22 | Dan Howell | R | 17% |
| MD | U.S. House - 5 | Steny Hoyer | D | 67% |
| NY | Borough President - At-Large | Brad Hoylman-Sigal | D | 92% |
| NC | U.S. House - 9 | Richard Hudson, Jr. | R | 8% |
| Ben Hueso | 83% | |||
| CA | U.S. House - 2 | Jared Huffman | D | 100% |
| TX | State Senate - 17 | Joan Huffman | R | 8% |
| OH | State Senate - 5 | Stephen Huffman | R | 75% |
| MI | U.S. House - 4 | Bill Huizenga | R | 17% |
| TN | State House - 2 | Bud Hulsey | R | 17% |
| Duncan Hunter | 92% | |||
| Howard Hunter III | 75% | |||
| IL | State Senate - 3 | Mattie Hunter | D | 50% |
| NY | State Assembly - 128 | Pam Hunter | D | 92% |
| MN | State House - 56B | John Huot | DFL | 92% |
| Will Hurd | 0% | |||
| Fran Hurley | 75% | |||
| Patricia Hurley | 0% | |||
| PA | State Senate - 21 | Scott Hutchinson | R | 17% |
| Toi Hutchinson | 92% | |||
| Asa Hutchinson | 17% | |||
| NY | State Assembly - 29 | Alicia Hyndman | D | 67% |
| David Ige | 50% | |||
| William Ihlenfeld | 17% | |||
| NC | State House - 17 | Frank Iler, Jr. | R | 0% |
| OH | State Senate - 9 | Catherine Ingram | D | 92% |
| Debbie Ingram | 75% | |||
| Jim Inhofe | 17% | |||
| Verla Insko | 42% | |||
| Jay Inslee | 92% | |||
| CA | State Assembly - 42 | Jacqui Irwin | D | 50% |
| Johnny Isakson | 42% | |||
| Jeanne Ives | 0% | |||
| TN | State Senate - 25 | Ed Jackson | R | 0% |
| Hannah-Beth Jackson | 92% | |||
| Troy Jackson | 100% | |||
| Sheila Jackson Lee | 100% | |||
| Chris Jacobs | 17% | |||
| Ellen Jaffee | 92% | |||
| Earl Jaques, Jr. | 17% | |||
| NC | State Senate - 30 | Steve Jarvis | R | 17% |
| WA | U.S. House - 7 | Pramila Jayapal | D | 92% |
| Kimberly Jean-Pierre | 92% | |||
| NY | U.S. House - 8 | Hakeem Jeffries | D | 92% |
| Darren Jernigan | 92% | |||
| Sheri Jesiel | 0% | |||
| NY | Legislator - 8 | Mark Johns | R | 58% |
| Brian Johnson | 0% | |||
| Curtis Johnson | 17% | |||
| Eddie Johnson | 75% | |||
| GA | U.S. House - 4 | Hank Johnson, Jr. | D | 92% |
| TN | State Senate - 27 | Jack Johnson | R | 0% |
| LA | U.S. House - 4 | Mike Johnson | R | 8% |
| Jarvis Johnson | 92% | |||
| TX | U.S. House - 32 | Julie Johnson | D | 100% |
| TX | State Senate - 16 | Nathan Johnson | D | 75% |
| WI | U.S. Senate - Sr | Ron Johnson | R | 42% |
| Quinn Johnson IV | 92% | |||
| CT | State House - 49 | Susan Johnson | D | 92% |
| Bill Johnson | 8% | |||
| NC | State House - 46 | Brenden Jones | R | 0% |
| CA | State Senate - 40 | Brian Jones | R | 33% |
| Billy Jones | 58% | |||
| IL | State Senate - 14 | Emil Jones III | D | 92% |