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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA | State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth | Mark Montigny | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House - Eighteenth Suffolk | Michael Moran | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House - Fourth Norfolk | James Murphy | Democratic | 67% |
| Harold Naughton, Jr. | 67% | |||
| Kathleen O'Connor-Ives | 67% | |||
| Marc Pacheco | 67% | |||
| Anthony Petruccelli | 67% | |||
| Smitty Pignatelli | 67% | |||
| MA | State House - Tenth Norfolk | Jeffrey Roy | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House - Second Suffolk | Dan Ryan | Democratic | 67% |
| Paul Schmid III | 67% | |||
| MA | State House - Ninth Middlesex | Thomas Stanley | Democratic | 67% |
| William Straus | 67% | |||
| Benjamin Swan, Sr. | 67% | |||
| Jeffrey Sánchez | 67% | |||
| James Timilty | 67% | |||
| Jose Tosado | 67% | |||
| Paul Tucker | 67% | |||
| MA | State House - Thirty-Third Middlesex | Steve Ultrino | Democratic | 67% |
| Aaron Vega | 67% | |||
| MA | State Senate - First Hampden and Hampshire | John Velis | Democratic | 67% |
| RoseLee Vincent | 67% | |||
| Joseph Wagner | 67% | |||
| James Welch | 67% | |||
| MA | State House - Ninth Essex | Donald Wong | Republican | 67% |
| MA | State House - Second Worcester | Jon Zlotnik | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House - Second Hampden | Brian Ashe | Democratic | 33% |
| Linda Campbell | 33% | |||
| Ed Coppinger | 33% | |||
| MA | State House - Fifth Norfolk | Mark Cusack | Democratic | 33% |
| Angelo D'Emilia | 33% | |||
| Marcos Devers | 33% | |||
| Tom Golden, Jr. | 33% | |||
| MA | State House - Twentieth Middlesex | Brad Jones, Jr. | Republican | 33% |
| MA | State House - Ninth Bristol | Christopher Markey | Democratic | 33% |
| David Nangle | 33% | |||
| MA | State Senate - First Bristol and Plymouth | Michael Rodrigues | Democratic | 33% |
| Richard Ross | 33% | |||
| MA | State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex | Bruce Tarr | Republican | 33% |
| Tim Toomey, Jr. | 33% | |||
| MA | State House - First Norfolk | Bruce Ayers | Democratic | 0% |
| Jay Barrows | 0% | |||
| MA | State House - Fifth Worcester | Donald Berthiaume, Jr. | Republican | 0% |
| MA | State House - Third Hampden | Nicholas Boldyga | Republican | 0% |
| Tom Calter III | 0% | |||
| Leah Cole Allen | 0% | |||
| MA | State Senate - First Suffolk | Nick Collins | Democratic | 0% |
| MA | State House - Fifth Plymouth | David DeCoste | Republican | 0% |
| Stephen DiNatale | 0% | |||
| Geoff Diehl | 0% |
| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA | State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth | Mark Montigny | D | 67% |
| MA | State House - Eighteenth Suffolk | Michael Moran | D | 67% |
| MA | State House - Fourth Norfolk | James Murphy | D | 67% |
| Harold Naughton, Jr. | 67% | |||
| Kathleen O'Connor-Ives | 67% | |||
| Marc Pacheco | 67% | |||
| Anthony Petruccelli | 67% | |||
| Smitty Pignatelli | 67% | |||
| MA | State House - Tenth Norfolk | Jeffrey Roy | D | 67% |
| MA | State House - Second Suffolk | Dan Ryan | D | 67% |
| Paul Schmid III | 67% | |||
| MA | State House - Ninth Middlesex | Thomas Stanley | D | 67% |
| William Straus | 67% | |||
| Benjamin Swan, Sr. | 67% | |||
| Jeffrey Sánchez | 67% | |||
| James Timilty | 67% | |||
| Jose Tosado | 67% | |||
| Paul Tucker | 67% | |||
| MA | State House - Thirty-Third Middlesex | Steve Ultrino | D | 67% |
| Aaron Vega | 67% | |||
| MA | State Senate - First Hampden and Hampshire | John Velis | D | 67% |
| RoseLee Vincent | 67% | |||
| Joseph Wagner | 67% | |||
| James Welch | 67% | |||
| MA | State House - Ninth Essex | Donald Wong | R | 67% |
| MA | State House - Second Worcester | Jon Zlotnik | D | 67% |
| MA | State House - Second Hampden | Brian Ashe | D | 33% |
| Linda Campbell | 33% | |||
| Ed Coppinger | 33% | |||
| MA | State House - Fifth Norfolk | Mark Cusack | D | 33% |
| Angelo D'Emilia | 33% | |||
| Marcos Devers | 33% | |||
| Tom Golden, Jr. | 33% | |||
| MA | State House - Twentieth Middlesex | Brad Jones, Jr. | R | 33% |
| MA | State House - Ninth Bristol | Christopher Markey | D | 33% |
| David Nangle | 33% | |||
| MA | State Senate - First Bristol and Plymouth | Michael Rodrigues | D | 33% |
| Richard Ross | 33% | |||
| MA | State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex | Bruce Tarr | R | 33% |
| Tim Toomey, Jr. | 33% | |||
| MA | State House - First Norfolk | Bruce Ayers | D | 0% |
| Jay Barrows | 0% | |||
| MA | State House - Fifth Worcester | Donald Berthiaume, Jr. | R | 0% |
| MA | State House - Third Hampden | Nicholas Boldyga | R | 0% |
| Tom Calter III | 0% | |||
| Leah Cole Allen | 0% | |||
| MA | State Senate - First Suffolk | Nick Collins | D | 0% |
| MA | State House - Fifth Plymouth | David DeCoste | R | 0% |
| Stephen DiNatale | 0% | |||
| Geoff Diehl | 0% |