Rating Group: Louisiana Association of Educators

2015 Positions

Issues: Education

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State Office Name Party Rating
Michael Huval 83%
Patrick Jefferson 83%
Robert Kostelka 83%
Gerald Long 83%
LA Mayor - At-Large Helena Moreno Democratic 83%
LA State House - 19 Francis Thompson Republican 83%
Patrick Williams 83%
Ebony Woodruff 83%
Johnny Berthelot 75%
Bubba Chaney 75%
Dale Erdey 75%
LA State Senate - 26 Bob Hensgens Republican 75%
Frank Howard 75%
LA State Senate - 18 Eddie Lambert Republican 75%
Dan Morrish 75%
John Schroder, Sr. 75%
Robert Shadoin 75%
Gary Smith, Jr. 75%
LA Parish President - At-Large Major Thibaut, Jr. Democratic 75%
Austin Badon, Jr. 66%
Robert Billiot 66%
Henry Burns 66%
Ronnie Johns 66%
Eric LaFleur 66%
Sherman Mack 66%
LA Council Member - At-Large Jean-Paul Morrell Democratic 66%
Neil Abramson 58%
John Alario, Jr. 58%
Troy Brown 58%
Thomas Carmody, Jr. 58%
Steve Carter 58%
Page Cortez 58%
A. Crowe, Jr. 58%
James Fannin 58%
Elbert Guillory 58%
Chris Hazel 58%
Dalton Honoré 58%
LA State Senate - 19 Gregory Miller Republican 58%
James Morris 58%
Erich Ponti 58%
Stephen Pugh 58%
John Smith 58%
Taylor Barras 50%
Tim Burns 50%
Greg Cromer 50%
LA State Senate - 16 Franklin Foil Republican 50%
David Heitmeier 50%
LA State Senate - 9 Cameron Henry, Jr. Republican 50%
Christopher Leopold 50%
LA State Senate - 22 Blake Miguez Republican 50%
State Office Name Party Rating
Michael Huval 83%
Patrick Jefferson 83%
Robert Kostelka 83%
Gerald Long 83%
LA Mayor - At-Large Helena Moreno D 83%
LA State House - 19 Francis Thompson R 83%
Patrick Williams 83%
Ebony Woodruff 83%
Johnny Berthelot 75%
Bubba Chaney 75%
Dale Erdey 75%
LA State Senate - 26 Bob Hensgens R 75%
Frank Howard 75%
LA State Senate - 18 Eddie Lambert R 75%
Dan Morrish 75%
John Schroder, Sr. 75%
Robert Shadoin 75%
Gary Smith, Jr. 75%
LA Parish President - At-Large Major Thibaut, Jr. D 75%
Austin Badon, Jr. 66%
Robert Billiot 66%
Henry Burns 66%
Ronnie Johns 66%
Eric LaFleur 66%
Sherman Mack 66%
LA Council Member - At-Large Jean-Paul Morrell D 66%
Neil Abramson 58%
John Alario, Jr. 58%
Troy Brown 58%
Thomas Carmody, Jr. 58%
Steve Carter 58%
Page Cortez 58%
A. Crowe, Jr. 58%
James Fannin 58%
Elbert Guillory 58%
Chris Hazel 58%
Dalton Honoré 58%
LA State Senate - 19 Gregory Miller R 58%
James Morris 58%
Erich Ponti 58%
Stephen Pugh 58%
John Smith 58%
Taylor Barras 50%
Tim Burns 50%
Greg Cromer 50%
LA State Senate - 16 Franklin Foil R 50%
David Heitmeier 50%
LA State Senate - 9 Cameron Henry, Jr. R 50%
Christopher Leopold 50%
LA State Senate - 22 Blake Miguez R 50%
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