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| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ralph Chapman | 89% | |||
| ME | State Senate - 23 | Mattie Daughtry | Democratic | 89% |
| Mick Devin | 89% | |||
| ME | Mayor - At-Large | Mark Dion | 89% | |
| ME | Attorney General | Aaron Frey | Democratic | 89% |
| ME | State House - 126 | Drew Gattine | Democratic | 89% |
| Denise Harlow | 89% | |||
| Barry Hobbins | 89% | |||
| George Hogan | 89% | |||
| ME | State House - 96 | Michel Lajoie | Democratic | 89% |
| Danny Martin | 89% | |||
| Andrew McLean | 89% | |||
| Catherine Nadeau | 89% | |||
| ME | State Senate - 25 | Teresa Pierce | Democratic | 89% |
| Linda Sanborn | 89% | |||
| Robert Saucier | 89% | |||
| Stanley Short, Jr. | 89% | |||
| Arthur Verow | 89% | |||
| Bill Diamond | 86% | |||
| ME | State House - 26 | Jim Dill | Democratic | 86% |
| Tom Saviello | 86% | |||
| ME | Commissioner - 3 | Justin Chenette | Democratic | 78% |
| Patrick Corey | 78% | |||
| Robert Duchesne | 78% | |||
| John Martin | 78% | |||
| Matthew Peterson | 78% | |||
| Stephen Stanley | 78% | |||
| Brian Langley | 71% | |||
| ME | State House - 139 | David Woodsome | Republican | 71% |
| Norman Higgins | 67% | |||
| Paul Stearns | 67% | |||
| Linda Baker | 57% | |||
| David Burns | 57% | |||
| Ron Collins | 57% | |||
| ME | State Senate - 16 | Scott Cyrway | Republican | 57% |
| Paul Davis, Sr. | 57% | |||
| Earle McCormick | 57% | |||
| Kevin Battle | 56% | |||
| ME | State Senate - 5 | Russell Black | Republican | 56% |
| Larry Dunphy | 56% | |||
| ME | State House - 145 | Robert Foley | Republican | 56% |
| ME | School Board Member - At-Large | Donald Marean | Republican | 56% |
| ME | State House - 10 | Will Tuell | Republican | 56% |
| Karleton Ward | 56% | |||
| ME | State Senate - 33 | Matt Harrington | Republican | 50% |
| ME | State Senate - 20 | Bruce Bickford | Republican | 44% |
| Ellie Espling | 44% | |||
| Gary Hilliard | 44% | |||
| Brian Hobart | 44% | |||
| Jonathan Kinney | 44% | |||
| Joyce Maker | 44% | |||
| Beth O'Connor | 44% | |||
| John Picchiotti | 44% | |||
| Matt Pouliot | 44% | |||
| H. Stedman Seavey | 44% | |||
| ME | Commissioner - At-Large | Garrett Mason | Republican | 43% |
| Kim Rosen | 43% | |||
| Rod Whittemore | 43% | |||
| Amy Volk | 40% | |||
| ME | State House - 19 | Richard Campbell | Republican | 33% |
| Paul Chace | 33% | |||
| A.J. Edgecomb | 33% | |||
| ME | State Senate - 3 | Bradlee Farrin | Republican | 33% |
| Karen Gerrish | 33% | |||
| Phyllis Ginzler | 33% | |||
| ME | State House - 56 | Randall Greenwood | Republican | 33% |
| ME | State Senate - 4 | Stacey Guerin | Republican | 33% |
| Sheldon Hanington | 33% | |||
| Stephanie Hawke | 33% | |||
| Skip Herrick | 33% | |||
| MaryAnne Kinney | 33% | |||
| Michael McClellan | 33% | |||
| Carol McElwee | 33% | |||
| ME | State House - 66 | Robert Nutting | Republican | 33% |
| ME | State House - 140 | Wayne Parry | Republican | 33% |