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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bobby Orrock, Sr. | 42% | |||
| IL | State House - 1 | Aaron Ortiz | Democratic | 92% |
| Felix Ortiz, Jr. | 92% | |||
| Jerry Ortiz Pino | 92% | |||
| WI | State Assembly - 8 | Sylvia Ortiz-Velez | Democratic | 100% |
| NY | State Senate - 62 | Robert Ortt | Republican | 25% |
| DE | State House - 24 | Ed Osienski | Democratic | 92% |
| GA | U.S. Senate - Sr | Jon Ossoff | Democratic | 100% |
| CT | State Senate - 19 | Cathy Osten | Democratic | 92% |
| NY | State Assembly - 91 | Steve Otis | Democratic | 50% |
| Lisa Otondo | 92% | |||
| Jim Ott | 0% | |||
| UT | U.S. House - 4 | Burgess Owens | Republican | 75% |
| Orlando Owens | 92% | |||
| Alexandra Owensby | 83% | |||
| NC | State Board of Education | Olivia Oxendine | 0% | |
| Tyler Pace | 17% | |||
| Rick Padgett | 58% | |||
| Joan Padilla | 92% | |||
| John Padora, Jr. | 92% | |||
| Severo Palacios | 67% | |||
| MD | State House - 17 | Julie Palakovich Carr | Democratic | 92% |
| Steven Palazzo | 0% | |||
| Jessica Pallett | 92% | |||
| NJ | U.S. House - 6 | Frank Pallone, Jr. | Democratic | 67% |
| AL | U.S. House - 6 | Gary Palmer | Republican | 25% |
| NY | State Assembly - 132 | Phil Palmesano | Republican | 8% |
| NY | State Senate - 1 | Anthony Palumbo | Republican | 8% |
| Tom Palzewicz | 67% | |||
| Richard Pan | 92% | |||
| CA | U.S. House - 19 | Jimmy Panetta | Democratic | 92% |
| Laura Pantelakos | 33% | |||
| NH | U.S. House - 1 | Chris Pappas | Democratic | 67% |
| Diane Pappas | 58% | |||
| Corey Parent | 0% | |||
| NY | State Senate - 21 | Kevin Parker | Democratic | 92% |
| TX | State Senate - 12 | Tan Parker | Republican | 50% |
| Lindsay Parkhurst | 42% | |||
| TN | State House - 98 | Antonio Parkinson | Democratic | 92% |
| Sean Parnell | 25% | |||
| Mike Parson | 42% | |||
| NC | State House - 37 | Erin Paré | Republican | 58% |
| Bill Pascrell, Jr. | 58% | |||
| FL | State Senate - 28 | Kathleen Passidomo | Republican | 67% |
| TX | Lieutenant Governor | Dan Patrick | Republican | 8% |
| Clark Patterson | 75% | |||
| Jim Patterson | 25% | |||
| John Patterson | 67% | |||
| OH | State Senate - 24 | Thomas Patton | Republican | 17% |
| TX | State House - 129 | Dennis Paul | Republican | 0% |
| KY | U.S. Senate - Jr | Rand Paul | Republican | 75% |
| NY | State Assembly - 88 | Amy Paulin | Democratic | 75% |
| Jennifer Pawlik | 42% | |||
| TX | State Senate - 8 | Angela Paxton | Republican | 0% |
| Don Payne, Jr. | 92% | |||
| AZ | State Senate - 27 | Kevin Payne | Republican | 100% |
| William Payne | 8% | |||
| Ian Peak | 83% | |||
| VA | State Senate - 8 | Mark Peake | Republican | 42% |
| Sarah Peake | 92% | |||
| Chris Pearson | 83% | |||
| Christine Pellegrino | 50% | |||
| CA | U.S. House - 11 | Nancy Pelosi | Democratic | 92% |
| Gene Pelowski, Jr. | 42% | |||
| Greg Pence | 0% | |||
| Bob Penland | 0% | |||
| NJ | State Senate - 26 | Joseph Pennacchio | Republican | 0% |
| Tre Pennie | 83% | |||
| NY | State Assembly - 141 | Crystal Peoples-Stokes | Democratic | 75% |
| Rick Perales | 75% | |||
| David Perdue | 58% | |||
| FL | State House - 116 | Daniel Perez | Republican | 67% |
| Reed Perkins | 83% | |||
| Ed Perlmutter | 100% | |||
| Chris Perone | 92% |
| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bobby Orrock, Sr. | 42% | |||
| IL | State House - 1 | Aaron Ortiz | D | 92% |
| Felix Ortiz, Jr. | 92% | |||
| Jerry Ortiz Pino | 92% | |||
| WI | State Assembly - 8 | Sylvia Ortiz-Velez | D | 100% |
| NY | State Senate - 62 | Robert Ortt | R | 25% |
| DE | State House - 24 | Ed Osienski | D | 92% |
| GA | U.S. Senate - Sr | Jon Ossoff | D | 100% |
| CT | State Senate - 19 | Cathy Osten | D | 92% |
| NY | State Assembly - 91 | Steve Otis | D | 50% |
| Lisa Otondo | 92% | |||
| Jim Ott | 0% | |||
| UT | U.S. House - 4 | Burgess Owens | R | 75% |
| Orlando Owens | 92% | |||
| Alexandra Owensby | 83% | |||
| NC | State Board of Education | Olivia Oxendine | 0% | |
| Tyler Pace | 17% | |||
| Rick Padgett | 58% | |||
| Joan Padilla | 92% | |||
| John Padora, Jr. | 92% | |||
| Severo Palacios | 67% | |||
| MD | State House - 17 | Julie Palakovich Carr | D | 92% |
| Steven Palazzo | 0% | |||
| Jessica Pallett | 92% | |||
| NJ | U.S. House - 6 | Frank Pallone, Jr. | D | 67% |
| AL | U.S. House - 6 | Gary Palmer | R | 25% |
| NY | State Assembly - 132 | Phil Palmesano | R | 8% |
| NY | State Senate - 1 | Anthony Palumbo | R | 8% |
| Tom Palzewicz | 67% | |||
| Richard Pan | 92% | |||
| CA | U.S. House - 19 | Jimmy Panetta | D | 92% |
| Laura Pantelakos | 33% | |||
| NH | U.S. House - 1 | Chris Pappas | D | 67% |
| Diane Pappas | 58% | |||
| Corey Parent | 0% | |||
| NY | State Senate - 21 | Kevin Parker | D | 92% |
| TX | State Senate - 12 | Tan Parker | R | 50% |
| Lindsay Parkhurst | 42% | |||
| TN | State House - 98 | Antonio Parkinson | D | 92% |
| Sean Parnell | 25% | |||
| Mike Parson | 42% | |||
| NC | State House - 37 | Erin Paré | R | 58% |
| Bill Pascrell, Jr. | 58% | |||
| FL | State Senate - 28 | Kathleen Passidomo | R | 67% |
| TX | Lieutenant Governor | Dan Patrick | R | 8% |
| Clark Patterson | 75% | |||
| Jim Patterson | 25% | |||
| John Patterson | 67% | |||
| OH | State Senate - 24 | Thomas Patton | R | 17% |
| TX | State House - 129 | Dennis Paul | R | 0% |
| KY | U.S. Senate - Jr | Rand Paul | R | 75% |
| NY | State Assembly - 88 | Amy Paulin | D | 75% |
| Jennifer Pawlik | 42% | |||
| TX | State Senate - 8 | Angela Paxton | R | 0% |
| Don Payne, Jr. | 92% | |||
| AZ | State Senate - 27 | Kevin Payne | R | 100% |
| William Payne | 8% | |||
| Ian Peak | 83% | |||
| VA | State Senate - 8 | Mark Peake | R | 42% |
| Sarah Peake | 92% | |||
| Chris Pearson | 83% | |||
| Christine Pellegrino | 50% | |||
| CA | U.S. House - 11 | Nancy Pelosi | D | 92% |
| Gene Pelowski, Jr. | 42% | |||
| Greg Pence | 0% | |||
| Bob Penland | 0% | |||
| NJ | State Senate - 26 | Joseph Pennacchio | R | 0% |
| Tre Pennie | 83% | |||
| NY | State Assembly - 141 | Crystal Peoples-Stokes | D | 75% |
| Rick Perales | 75% | |||
| David Perdue | 58% | |||
| FL | State House - 116 | Daniel Perez | R | 67% |
| Reed Perkins | 83% | |||
| Ed Perlmutter | 100% | |||
| Chris Perone | 92% |