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

2023 Candidate Positions [2023-10-31]

Issues: Marijuana

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State Office Name Party Rating
VA State House - 44 Israel O'Quinn Republican 17%
NJ State Senate - 13 Declan O'Scanlon, Jr. Republican 67%
VA State Senate - 2 Mark Obenshain Republican 17%
VA State Senate - 8 Mark Peake Republican 17%
NJ State Senate - 26 Joseph Pennacchio Republican 0%
NJ State Assembly - 23 Erik Peterson Republican 0%
VA State Senate - 6 Todd Pillion Republican 17%
NJ State Senate - 2 Vince Polistina Republican 17%
VA State Senate - 28 Bryce Reeves Republican 17%
MS Governor Tate Reeves Republican 17%
NJ State Assembly - 9 Brian Rumpf Republican 8%
VA State House - 35 Chris Runion Republican 17%
NJ State Senate - 30 Robert Singer Republican 50%
NJ State Senate - 24 Parker Space Republican 0%
VA State Senate - 7 Bill Stanley, Jr. Republican 67%
VA State Senate - 25 Richard Stuart Republican 17%
VA State Senate - 12 Glen Sturtevant, Jr. Republican 42%
VA State Senate - 4 David Suetterlein Republican 42%
VA State House - 99 Anne Tata Republican 17%
VA State House - 52 Wendell Walker Republican 17%
VA State House - 72 Lee Ware, Jr. Republican 17%
NJ State Assembly - 26 Jay Webber Republican 8%
VA State House - 61 Mike Webert Republican 92%
MS State Senate - 10 Neil Whaley Republican 17%
VA State House - 32 Bill Wiley Republican 17%
VA State House - 47 Wren Williams Republican 0%
VA State House - 34 Tony Wilt Republican 17%
VA State House - 50 Thomas Wright, Jr. Republican 17%
VA State House - 60 Scott Wyatt Republican 0%
State Office Name Party Rating
VA State House - 44 Israel O'Quinn R 17%
NJ State Senate - 13 Declan O'Scanlon, Jr. R 67%
VA State Senate - 2 Mark Obenshain R 17%
VA State Senate - 8 Mark Peake R 17%
NJ State Senate - 26 Joseph Pennacchio R 0%
NJ State Assembly - 23 Erik Peterson R 0%
VA State Senate - 6 Todd Pillion R 17%
NJ State Senate - 2 Vince Polistina R 17%
VA State Senate - 28 Bryce Reeves R 17%
MS Governor Tate Reeves R 17%
NJ State Assembly - 9 Brian Rumpf R 8%
VA State House - 35 Chris Runion R 17%
NJ State Senate - 30 Robert Singer R 50%
NJ State Senate - 24 Parker Space R 0%
VA State Senate - 7 Bill Stanley, Jr. R 67%
VA State Senate - 25 Richard Stuart R 17%
VA State Senate - 12 Glen Sturtevant, Jr. R 42%
VA State Senate - 4 David Suetterlein R 42%
VA State House - 99 Anne Tata R 17%
VA State House - 52 Wendell Walker R 17%
VA State House - 72 Lee Ware, Jr. R 17%
NJ State Assembly - 26 Jay Webber R 8%
VA State House - 61 Mike Webert R 92%
MS State Senate - 10 Neil Whaley R 17%
VA State House - 32 Bill Wiley R 17%
VA State House - 47 Wren Williams R 0%
VA State House - 34 Tony Wilt R 17%
VA State House - 50 Thomas Wright, Jr. R 17%
VA State House - 60 Scott Wyatt R 0%
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