Rating Group: NORML (National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws)

2022 Positions [2022-06-17]

Issues: Marijuana

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State Office Name Party Rating
WA State House - 15 Position 2 Jeremie Dufault Republican 17%
Jeff Duncan 17%
Winsome Earle-Sears 17%
James Edmunds II 17%
IA U.S. Senate - Jr Joni Ernst Republican 17%
TX U.S. House - 4 Pat Fallon Republican 17%
Matt Fariss 17%
OH State Board of Education - 2 Teresa Fedor Non-partisan 17%
PA State House - 37 Mindy Fee Republican 17%
VA State House - 59 Buddy Fowler, Jr. Republican 17%
Harold French 17%
CA State Assembly - 3 James Gallagher Republican 17%
CA U.S. House - 1 James Gallagher Republican 17%
NH State Senate - 23 William Gannon Republican 17%
Mike Garcia 17%
SC State Senate - 10 Billy Garrett Republican 17%
Bob Giuda 17%
AL State Senate - 7 Sam Givhan Republican 17%
NY State Senate - 26 Andrew Gounardes Democratic 17%
Lindsey Graham 17%
CA U.S. House - 13 Adam Gray Democratic 17%
CA State Senate - 12 Shannon Grove Republican 17%
NC State House - 87 Destin Hall Republican 17%
John Hampton 17%
Emmett Hanger, Jr. 17%
NV State Senate - 14 Ira Hansen Republican 17%
Steven Haugaard 17%
VA State Senate - 3 Chris Head Republican 17%
IN State House - 85 Dave Heine Republican 17%
Yvette Herrell 17%
Don Hogan 17%
NJ State Senate - 10 Jim Holzapfel Republican 17%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III Republican 17%
Jay Hottinger 17%
PA State Senate - 21 Scott Hutchinson Republican 17%
Asa Hutchinson 17%
MS U.S. Senate - Jr Cindy Hyde-Smith Republican 17%
Jim Inhofe 17%
AL Governor Kay Ivey Republican 17%
NC State House - 46 Brenden Jones Republican 17%
Kris Jordan 17%
PA U.S. House - 16 Mike Kelly, Jr. Republican 17%
Kevin Kelly 17%
VA State House - 45 Terry Kilgore Republican 17%
CA U.S. House - 40 Young Kim Republican 17%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby Republican 17%
CT State Senate - 7 John Kissel Republican 17%
Jane Kitchel 17%
Barry Knight 17%
Dave LaRock 17%
State Office Name Party Rating
WA State House - 15 Position 2 Jeremie Dufault R 17%
Jeff Duncan 17%
Winsome Earle-Sears 17%
James Edmunds II 17%
IA U.S. Senate - Jr Joni Ernst R 17%
TX U.S. House - 4 Pat Fallon R 17%
Matt Fariss 17%
OH State Board of Education - 2 Teresa Fedor Other 17%
PA State House - 37 Mindy Fee R 17%
VA State House - 59 Buddy Fowler, Jr. R 17%
Harold French 17%
CA State Assembly - 3 James Gallagher R 17%
CA U.S. House - 1 James Gallagher R 17%
NH State Senate - 23 William Gannon R 17%
Mike Garcia 17%
SC State Senate - 10 Billy Garrett R 17%
Bob Giuda 17%
AL State Senate - 7 Sam Givhan R 17%
NY State Senate - 26 Andrew Gounardes D 17%
Lindsey Graham 17%
CA U.S. House - 13 Adam Gray D 17%
CA State Senate - 12 Shannon Grove R 17%
NC State House - 87 Destin Hall R 17%
John Hampton 17%
Emmett Hanger, Jr. 17%
NV State Senate - 14 Ira Hansen R 17%
Steven Haugaard 17%
VA State Senate - 3 Chris Head R 17%
IN State House - 85 Dave Heine R 17%
Yvette Herrell 17%
Don Hogan 17%
NJ State Senate - 10 Jim Holzapfel R 17%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III R 17%
Jay Hottinger 17%
PA State Senate - 21 Scott Hutchinson R 17%
Asa Hutchinson 17%
MS U.S. Senate - Jr Cindy Hyde-Smith R 17%
Jim Inhofe 17%
AL Governor Kay Ivey R 17%
NC State House - 46 Brenden Jones R 17%
Kris Jordan 17%
PA U.S. House - 16 Mike Kelly, Jr. R 17%
Kevin Kelly 17%
VA State House - 45 Terry Kilgore R 17%
CA U.S. House - 40 Young Kim R 17%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby R 17%
CT State Senate - 7 John Kissel R 17%
Jane Kitchel 17%
Barry Knight 17%
Dave LaRock 17%
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