Rating Group: Washington Report on Middle East Affairs (WRMEA)

2011-2012 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
GA U.S. House - 4 Hank Johnson, Jr. Democratic 70%
GA U.S. House - 8 Austin Scott Republican 30%
HI U.S. Senate - Jr Mazie Hirono Democratic 60%
IA U.S. Senate - Sr Chuck Grassley Republican 38%
ID U.S. Senate - Sr Mike Crapo Republican 13%
ID U.S. Senate - Jr James Risch Republican 13%
ID U.S. House - 2 Mike Simpson Republican 40%
ID Attorney General Raúl Labrador Republican 40%
IL U.S. Senate - Sr Dick Durbin Democratic 38%
IL U.S. House - 5 Mike Quigley Democratic 60%
IL U.S. House - 7 Danny Davis Democratic 80%
IL U.S. House - 9 Jan Schakowsky Democratic 70%
IN U.S. Senate - Sr Todd Young Republican 50%
IN U.S. House - 3 Marlin Stutzman Republican 30%
IN U.S. House - 7 André Carson Democratic 70%
IN Attorney General Todd Rokita Republican 40%
KS U.S. Senate - Sr Jerry Moran Republican 13%
KY U.S. Senate - Sr Mitch McConnell, Jr. Republican 50%
KY U.S. Senate - Jr Rand Paul Republican 88%
KY U.S. House - 2 Brett Guthrie Republican 50%
KY U.S. House - 5 Hal Rogers Republican 40%
LA U.S. Senate - Sr Bill Cassidy Republican 50%
LA U.S. House - 1 Steve Scalise Republican 30%
LA Governor Jeff Landry Republican 30%
LA Treasurer John Fleming, Jr. Republican 10%
MA U.S. Senate - Jr Ed Markey Democratic 70%
MA U.S. House - 1 Richard Neal Democratic 50%
MA U.S. House - 2 Jim McGovern Democratic 80%
MA U.S. House - 8 Stephen Lynch Democratic 60%
MA U.S. House - 9 Bill Keating Democratic 60%
MD U.S. Senate - Sr Chris Van Hollen, Jr. Democratic 60%
MD U.S. House - 1 Andy Harris Republican 30%
MD U.S. House - 5 Steny Hoyer Democratic 50%
ME U.S. Senate - Sr Susan Collins Republican 13%
ME U.S. House - 1 Chellie Pingree Democratic 90%
ME Councilor - Ward 3 Mike Michaud 50%
MI U.S. Senate - Sr Gary Peters Democratic 60%
MI U.S. House - 4 Bill Huizenga Republican 40%
MI U.S. House - 5 Tim Walberg Republican 30%
MN U.S. Senate - Sr Amy Klobuchar Democratic 25%
MN U.S. House - 4 Betty McCollum Democratic/Farmer/Labor 100%
MN Governor Tim Walz Democratic/Farmer/Labor 50%
MN Attorney General Keith Ellison Democratic/Farmer/Labor 100%
MO U.S. House - 5 Emanuel Cleaver II Democratic 70%
MO U.S. House - 6 Sam Graves Republican 30%
MS U.S. Senate - Sr Roger Wicker Republican 38%
MS U.S. House - 2 Bennie Thompson Democratic 70%
NA U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio Republican 0%
NA U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy Republican 50%
NC U.S. House - 5 Virginia Foxx Republican 40%
State Office Name Party Rating
GA U.S. House - 4 Hank Johnson, Jr. D 70%
GA U.S. House - 8 Austin Scott R 30%
HI U.S. Senate - Jr Mazie Hirono D 60%
IA U.S. Senate - Sr Chuck Grassley R 38%
ID U.S. Senate - Sr Mike Crapo R 13%
ID U.S. Senate - Jr James Risch R 13%
ID U.S. House - 2 Mike Simpson R 40%
ID Attorney General Raúl Labrador R 40%
IL U.S. Senate - Sr Dick Durbin D 38%
IL U.S. House - 5 Mike Quigley D 60%
IL U.S. House - 7 Danny Davis D 80%
IL U.S. House - 9 Jan Schakowsky D 70%
IN U.S. Senate - Sr Todd Young R 50%
IN U.S. House - 3 Marlin Stutzman R 30%
IN U.S. House - 7 André Carson D 70%
IN Attorney General Todd Rokita R 40%
KS U.S. Senate - Sr Jerry Moran R 13%
KY U.S. Senate - Sr Mitch McConnell, Jr. R 50%
KY U.S. Senate - Jr Rand Paul R 88%
KY U.S. House - 2 Brett Guthrie R 50%
KY U.S. House - 5 Hal Rogers R 40%
LA U.S. Senate - Sr Bill Cassidy R 50%
LA U.S. House - 1 Steve Scalise R 30%
LA Governor Jeff Landry R 30%
LA Treasurer John Fleming, Jr. R 10%
MA U.S. Senate - Jr Ed Markey D 70%
MA U.S. House - 1 Richard Neal D 50%
MA U.S. House - 2 Jim McGovern D 80%
MA U.S. House - 8 Stephen Lynch D 60%
MA U.S. House - 9 Bill Keating D 60%
MD U.S. Senate - Sr Chris Van Hollen, Jr. D 60%
MD U.S. House - 1 Andy Harris R 30%
MD U.S. House - 5 Steny Hoyer D 50%
ME U.S. Senate - Sr Susan Collins R 13%
ME U.S. House - 1 Chellie Pingree D 90%
ME Councilor - Ward 3 Mike Michaud 50%
MI U.S. Senate - Sr Gary Peters D 60%
MI U.S. House - 4 Bill Huizenga R 40%
MI U.S. House - 5 Tim Walberg R 30%
MN U.S. Senate - Sr Amy Klobuchar D 25%
MN U.S. House - 4 Betty McCollum DFL 100%
MN Governor Tim Walz DFL 50%
MN Attorney General Keith Ellison DFL 100%
MO U.S. House - 5 Emanuel Cleaver II D 70%
MO U.S. House - 6 Sam Graves R 30%
MS U.S. Senate - Sr Roger Wicker R 38%
MS U.S. House - 2 Bennie Thompson D 70%
NA U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio R 0%
NA U.S. Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy R 50%
NC U.S. House - 5 Virginia Foxx R 40%
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