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 Senate - 20 Bill DeSteph, Jr. Republican 0%
NJ State Assembly - 23 John DiMaio Republican 0%
VA State Senate - 27 Tara Durant Republican 42%
MS Attorney General Lynn Fitch Republican 8%
MS State House - 73 Jill Ford Republican 83%
VA State House - 59 Buddy Fowler, Jr. Republican 17%
VA State House - 56 Tom Garrett, Jr. Republican 42%
VA State Senate - 5 Travis Hackworth Republican 0%
VA State Senate - 3 Chris Head Republican 42%
VA State House - 68 Keith Hodges Republican 92%
NJ State Senate - 10 Jim Holzapfel Republican 17%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III Republican 17%
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne Republican 0%
VA State Senate - 17 Emily Jordan Republican 42%
VA State House - 45 Terry Kilgore Republican 42%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby Republican 17%
MS State House - 8 Trey Lamar III Republican 17%
VA State House - 90 Jay Leftwich, Jr. Republican 17%
VA State Senate - 26 Ryan McDougle Republican 17%
VA U.S. House - 5 John McGuire III Republican 17%
MS State House - 39 Dana McLean Republican 0%
MS State Senate - 6 Chad McMahan Republican 0%
VA State House - 40 Joseph McNamara Republican 17%
KY State Senate - 4 Robert Mills Republican 0%
VA State House - 43 Will Morefield Republican 42%
State Office Name Party Rating
VA State Senate - 20 Bill DeSteph, Jr. R 0%
NJ State Assembly - 23 John DiMaio R 0%
VA State Senate - 27 Tara Durant R 42%
MS Attorney General Lynn Fitch R 8%
MS State House - 73 Jill Ford R 83%
VA State House - 59 Buddy Fowler, Jr. R 17%
VA State House - 56 Tom Garrett, Jr. R 42%
VA State Senate - 5 Travis Hackworth R 0%
VA State Senate - 3 Chris Head R 42%
VA State House - 68 Keith Hodges R 92%
NJ State Senate - 10 Jim Holzapfel R 17%
MS State Senate - 23 Briggs Hopson III R 17%
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne R 0%
VA State Senate - 17 Emily Jordan R 42%
VA State House - 45 Terry Kilgore R 42%
MS State Senate - 30 Dean Kirby R 17%
MS State House - 8 Trey Lamar III R 17%
VA State House - 90 Jay Leftwich, Jr. R 17%
VA State Senate - 26 Ryan McDougle R 17%
VA U.S. House - 5 John McGuire III R 17%
MS State House - 39 Dana McLean R 0%
MS State Senate - 6 Chad McMahan R 0%
VA State House - 40 Joseph McNamara R 17%
KY State Senate - 4 Robert Mills R 0%
VA State House - 43 Will Morefield R 42%
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