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

2024 Candidate Positions [2024-10-24]

Issues: Marijuana

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State Office Name Party Rating
ID Council Member - At-Large Rick Cheatum Republican 17%
ID State House - 28A Rick Cheatum Republican 17%
CA State Senate - 37 Steven Choi Republican 17%
Mike Clampitt 17%
VA U.S. House - 6 Ben Cline Republican 17%
WY State Senate - 20 Ed Cooper Republican 17%
NC State House - 105 Tricia Cotham Republican 17%
IL State House - 44 Fred Crespo Democratic 17%
CA State Assembly - 74 Laurie Davies Republican 17%
SC State House - 100 Sylleste Davis Republican 17%
CA State Assembly - 75 Carl DeMaio Republican 17%
RI State Senate - 12 Louis DiPalma Democratic 17%
FL U.S. House - 26 Mario Diaz-Balart Republican 17%
NY State Assembly - 54 Erik Dilan Democratic 17%
CA State Assembly - 72 Diane Dixon Republican 17%
Jerry Doliner 17%
WA State House - 15 Position 2 Jeremie Dufault Republican 17%
MA State Senate - Worcester and Hampshire Peter Durant Republican 17%
NC State House - 82 Brian Echevarria Republican 17%
IL State Senate - 31 Mary Edly-Allen Democratic 17%
PA State House - 37 Mindy Fee Republican 17%
IA U.S. House - 4 Randy Feenstra Republican 17%
FL U.S. House - 18 Scott Franklin Republican 17%
NH State Senate - 23 William Gannon Republican 17%
Mike Garcia 17%
SC State Senate - 10 Billy Garrett Republican 17%
IL State House - 47 Amy Grant Republican 17%
AZ State House - 19 Gail Griffin Republican 17%
WI Council Member - 28 Nate Gustafson Republican 17%
WI State Assembly - 55 Nate Gustafson Republican 17%
NC State House - 91 Kyle Hall Republican 17%
IL State House - 94 Norine Hammond Republican 17%
Alan Hansen 17%
NC State House - 110 Kelly Hastings Republican 17%
IN State House - 85 Dave Heine Republican 17%
NY State Senate - 54 Pam Helming Republican 17%
Ed Hibsch 17%
Roxana Holzapfel 17%
TN State House - 22 Dan Howell Republican 17%
TN State House - 2 Bud Hulsey Republican 17%
PA State Senate - 21 Scott Hutchinson Republican 17%
NC State House - 113 Jake Johnson Republican 17%
IN State House - 30 Mike Karickhoff Republican 17%
TN State House - 38 Kelly Keisling Republican 17%
MS U.S. House - 1 Trent Kelly Republican 17%
Kevin Kelly 17%
Brian King 17%
CT State Senate - 7 John Kissel Republican 17%
TN State House - 66 Sabi Kumar Republican 17%
WY State House - 54 Lloyd Larsen Republican 17%
State Office Name Party Rating
ID Council Member - At-Large Rick Cheatum R 17%
ID State House - 28A Rick Cheatum R 17%
CA State Senate - 37 Steven Choi R 17%
Mike Clampitt 17%
VA U.S. House - 6 Ben Cline R 17%
WY State Senate - 20 Ed Cooper R 17%
NC State House - 105 Tricia Cotham R 17%
IL State House - 44 Fred Crespo D 17%
CA State Assembly - 74 Laurie Davies R 17%
SC State House - 100 Sylleste Davis R 17%
CA State Assembly - 75 Carl DeMaio R 17%
RI State Senate - 12 Louis DiPalma D 17%
FL U.S. House - 26 Mario Diaz-Balart R 17%
NY State Assembly - 54 Erik Dilan D 17%
CA State Assembly - 72 Diane Dixon R 17%
Jerry Doliner 17%
WA State House - 15 Position 2 Jeremie Dufault R 17%
MA State Senate - Worcester and Hampshire Peter Durant R 17%
NC State House - 82 Brian Echevarria R 17%
IL State Senate - 31 Mary Edly-Allen D 17%
PA State House - 37 Mindy Fee R 17%
IA U.S. House - 4 Randy Feenstra R 17%
FL U.S. House - 18 Scott Franklin R 17%
NH State Senate - 23 William Gannon R 17%
Mike Garcia 17%
SC State Senate - 10 Billy Garrett R 17%
IL State House - 47 Amy Grant R 17%
AZ State House - 19 Gail Griffin R 17%
WI Council Member - 28 Nate Gustafson R 17%
WI State Assembly - 55 Nate Gustafson R 17%
NC State House - 91 Kyle Hall R 17%
IL State House - 94 Norine Hammond R 17%
Alan Hansen 17%
NC State House - 110 Kelly Hastings R 17%
IN State House - 85 Dave Heine R 17%
NY State Senate - 54 Pam Helming R 17%
Ed Hibsch 17%
Roxana Holzapfel 17%
TN State House - 22 Dan Howell R 17%
TN State House - 2 Bud Hulsey R 17%
PA State Senate - 21 Scott Hutchinson R 17%
NC State House - 113 Jake Johnson R 17%
IN State House - 30 Mike Karickhoff R 17%
TN State House - 38 Kelly Keisling R 17%
MS U.S. House - 1 Trent Kelly R 17%
Kevin Kelly 17%
Brian King 17%
CT State Senate - 7 John Kissel R 17%
TN State House - 66 Sabi Kumar R 17%
WY State House - 54 Lloyd Larsen R 17%
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