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

2023 Positions [2023-10-31]

Issues: Marijuana

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State Office Name Party Rating
NC State Senate - 16 Gale Adcock Democratic 67%
SC State House - 59 Terry Alexander Democratic 67%
IL State House - 40 Jaime Andrade, Jr. Democratic 67%
Niraj Antani 67%
MA State Senate - Third Middlesex Mike Barrett Democratic 67%
IN State House - 74 Stephen Bartels Republican 67%
MD State House - 32 Sandy Bartlett Democratic 67%
NJ State Senate - 6 James Beach Democratic 67%
ND Commissioner - At-Large Brad Bekkedahl Republican 67%
ND State Senate - 1 Brad Bekkedahl Republican 67%
HI State House - 26 Della Belatti Democratic 67%
IA State Senate - 15 Tony Bisignano Democratic 67%
Bart Blackwell 67%
CT U.S. Senate - Sr Richard Blumenthal Democratic 67%
Lauren Book 67%
TX State House - 113 Rhetta Bowers Democratic 67%
MD State House - 43A Regina Boyce Democratic 67%
MA State Senate - Second Plymouth and Norfolk Michael Brady Democratic 67%
Christopher Bray 67%
OH State Senate - 19 Andrew Brenner Republican 67%
NC State Senate - 24 Danny Britt, Jr. Republican 67%
FL State Senate - 10 Jason Brodeur Republican 67%
Sherrod Brown 67%
NC State House - 92 Terry Brown, Jr. Democratic 67%
TX State House - 136 John Bucy III Democratic 67%
MI State Senate - 32 Jon Bumstead Republican 67%
ND State Senate - 5 Randall Burckhard Republican 67%
SC State House - 112 Joe Bustos Republican 67%
TX State House - 112 Angie Chen Button Republican 67%
MT State House - 81 Mary Caferro Democratic 67%
Moore Capito 67%
KS State House - 81 Blake Carpenter Republican 67%
Jonathan Carroll 67%
Bob Casey, Jr. 67%
NM State Senate - 31 Joe Cervantes Democratic 67%
ND State Senate - 16 David Clemens Republican 67%
WV State Senate - 2 Charles Clements Republican 67%
IN State House - 72 Ed Clere Republican 67%
SC State House - 5 Neal Collins Republican 67%
DE U.S. Senate - Sr Chris Coons Democratic 67%
Roy Cooper III 67%
PA State Senate - 43 Jay Costa, Jr. Democratic 67%
UT Governor Spencer Cox Republican 67%
Dana Criswell 67%
MI State Senate - 26 Kevin Daley Republican 67%
NC U.S. House - 1 Don Davis Democratic 67%
IL State House - 30 Will Davis Democratic 67%
ND State Senate - 41 Kyle Davison Republican 67%
ND State Senate - 32 Dick Dever Republican 67%
MA State Senate - Middlesex and Suffolk Sal DiDomenico Democratic 67%
State Office Name Party Rating
NC State Senate - 16 Gale Adcock D 67%
SC State House - 59 Terry Alexander D 67%
IL State House - 40 Jaime Andrade, Jr. D 67%
Niraj Antani 67%
MA State Senate - Third Middlesex Mike Barrett D 67%
IN State House - 74 Stephen Bartels R 67%
MD State House - 32 Sandy Bartlett D 67%
NJ State Senate - 6 James Beach D 67%
ND Commissioner - At-Large Brad Bekkedahl R 67%
ND State Senate - 1 Brad Bekkedahl R 67%
HI State House - 26 Della Belatti D 67%
IA State Senate - 15 Tony Bisignano D 67%
Bart Blackwell 67%
CT U.S. Senate - Sr Richard Blumenthal D 67%
Lauren Book 67%
TX State House - 113 Rhetta Bowers D 67%
MD State House - 43A Regina Boyce D 67%
MA State Senate - Second Plymouth and Norfolk Michael Brady D 67%
Christopher Bray 67%
OH State Senate - 19 Andrew Brenner R 67%
NC State Senate - 24 Danny Britt, Jr. R 67%
FL State Senate - 10 Jason Brodeur R 67%
Sherrod Brown 67%
NC State House - 92 Terry Brown, Jr. D 67%
TX State House - 136 John Bucy III D 67%
MI State Senate - 32 Jon Bumstead R 67%
ND State Senate - 5 Randall Burckhard R 67%
SC State House - 112 Joe Bustos R 67%
TX State House - 112 Angie Chen Button R 67%
MT State House - 81 Mary Caferro D 67%
Moore Capito 67%
KS State House - 81 Blake Carpenter R 67%
Jonathan Carroll 67%
Bob Casey, Jr. 67%
NM State Senate - 31 Joe Cervantes D 67%
ND State Senate - 16 David Clemens R 67%
WV State Senate - 2 Charles Clements R 67%
IN State House - 72 Ed Clere R 67%
SC State House - 5 Neal Collins R 67%
DE U.S. Senate - Sr Chris Coons D 67%
Roy Cooper III 67%
PA State Senate - 43 Jay Costa, Jr. D 67%
UT Governor Spencer Cox R 67%
Dana Criswell 67%
MI State Senate - 26 Kevin Daley R 67%
NC U.S. House - 1 Don Davis D 67%
IL State House - 30 Will Davis D 67%
ND State Senate - 41 Kyle Davison R 67%
ND State Senate - 32 Dick Dever R 67%
MA State Senate - Middlesex and Suffolk Sal DiDomenico D 67%
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