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

2013-2014 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
NA U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins Republican 11%
NA Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard 20%
NC U.S. House - 5 Virginia Foxx Republican 40%
NC U.S. House - 9 Richard Hudson, Jr. Republican 30%
ND U.S. Senate - Sr John Hoeven Republican 22%
ND U.S. Senate - Jr Kevin Cramer Republican 44%
NE U.S. Senate - Sr Deb Fischer Republican 44%
NE U.S. House - 3 Adrian Smith Republican 50%
NH U.S. Senate - Sr Jeanne Shaheen Democratic 67%
NH Governor Kelly Ayotte Republican 22%
NJ U.S. Senate - Sr Cory Booker Democratic 50%
NJ U.S. House - 4 Chris Smith Republican 20%
NJ U.S. House - 6 Frank Pallone, Jr. Democratic 40%
NJ Mayor - At-Large Albio Sires Democratic 20%
NM U.S. Senate - Sr Martin Heinrich Democratic 67%
NM U.S. Senate - Jr Ben Luján, Jr. Democratic 60%
NM Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham Democratic 50%
NV U.S. House - 1 Dina Titus Democratic 30%
NV U.S. House - 2 Mark Amodei Republican 40%
NY U.S. Senate - Sr Chuck Schumer Democratic 22%
NY U.S. Senate - Jr Kirsten Gillibrand Democratic 22%
NY U.S. House - 5 Gregory Meeks Democratic 30%
NY U.S. House - 6 Grace Meng Democratic 20%
NY U.S. House - 7 Nydia Velázquez Democratic 50%
NY U.S. House - 8 Hakeem Jeffries Democratic 50%
State Office Name Party Rating
NA U.S. Secretary of Veterans Affairs Doug Collins R 11%
NA Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard 20%
NC U.S. House - 5 Virginia Foxx R 40%
NC U.S. House - 9 Richard Hudson, Jr. R 30%
ND U.S. Senate - Sr John Hoeven R 22%
ND U.S. Senate - Jr Kevin Cramer R 44%
NE U.S. Senate - Sr Deb Fischer R 44%
NE U.S. House - 3 Adrian Smith R 50%
NH U.S. Senate - Sr Jeanne Shaheen D 67%
NH Governor Kelly Ayotte R 22%
NJ U.S. Senate - Sr Cory Booker D 50%
NJ U.S. House - 4 Chris Smith R 20%
NJ U.S. House - 6 Frank Pallone, Jr. D 40%
NJ Mayor - At-Large Albio Sires D 20%
NM U.S. Senate - Sr Martin Heinrich D 67%
NM U.S. Senate - Jr Ben Luján, Jr. D 60%
NM Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham D 50%
NV U.S. House - 1 Dina Titus D 30%
NV U.S. House - 2 Mark Amodei R 40%
NY U.S. Senate - Sr Chuck Schumer D 22%
NY U.S. Senate - Jr Kirsten Gillibrand D 22%
NY U.S. House - 5 Gregory Meeks D 30%
NY U.S. House - 6 Grace Meng D 20%
NY U.S. House - 7 Nydia Velázquez D 50%
NY U.S. House - 8 Hakeem Jeffries D 50%
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