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State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
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MA | State House - Tenth Middlesex | John Lawn, Jr. | Democratic | 92% |
Eric Lesser | 92% | |||
MA | State House - Seventh Middlesex | Jack Lewis | Democratic | 100% |
MA | State Senate - Fifth Middlesex | Jason Lewis | Democratic | 100% |
MA | State House - Fifth Middlesex | David Linsky | Democratic | 100% |
MA | State House - Eighth Suffolk | Jay Livingstone | Democratic | 100% |
MA | State House - Twenty-Second Middlesex | Marc Lombardo | Republican | 0% |
MA | State Senate - Second Essex | Joan Lovely | Democratic | 92% |
James Lyons, Jr. | 0% | |||
MA | State House - First Suffolk | Adrian Madaro | Democratic | 92% |
MA | State House - Thirteenth Worcester | John Mahoney, Jr. | Democratic | 92% |
Elizabeth Malia | 100% | |||
MA | State House - Third Norfolk | Ronald Mariano | Democratic | 75% |
MA | State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden | Paul Mark | Democratic | 83% |
MA | State House - Ninth Bristol | Christopher Markey | Democratic | 67% |
Juana Matias | 100% | |||
MA | State House - Twenty-Eighth Middlesex | Joe McGonagle, Jr. | Democratic | 75% |
MA | State House - Eighteenth Worcester | Joe McKenna | Republican | 0% |
MA | State House - Eleventh Norfolk | Paul McMurtry | Democratic | 83% |
MA | State House - Third Plymouth | Joan Meschino | Democratic | 92% |
MA | State House - Third Suffolk | Aaron Michlewitz | Democratic | 83% |
Leonard Mirra | 42% | |||
MA | State House - Eighteenth Middlesex | Rady Mom | Democratic | 67% |
MA | State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth | Mark Montigny | Democratic | 92% |
MA | State Senate - Second Worcester | Mike Moore | Democratic | 83% |
MA | State House - Seventeenth Essex | Frank Moran | Democratic | 75% |
MA | State House - Eighteenth Suffolk | Michael Moran | Democratic | 75% |
MA | State House - Ninth Worcester | David Muradian, Jr. | Republican | 17% |
MA | State House - First Plymouth | Mathew Muratore | Republican | 0% |
MA | State House - Fourth Norfolk | James Murphy | Democratic | 75% |
MA | State House - Tenth Worcester | Brian Murray | Democratic | 58% |
David Nangle | 67% | |||
Harold Naughton, Jr. | 83% | |||
MA | Mayor - At-Large | Shaunna O'Connell | 17% | |
MA | State Senate - Plymouth and Norfolk | Patrick O'Connor | Republican | 17% |
Kathleen O'Connor-Ives | 67% | |||
MA | State House - Fourteenth Worcester | James O'Day | Democratic | 92% |
Keiko Orrall | 0% | |||
MA | State Senate - Third Bristol and Plymouth | Marc Pacheco | Democratic | 75% |
MA | State House - Sixth Essex | Jerry Parisella | Democratic | 67% |
MA | State House - Fourth Barnstable | Sarah Peake | Democratic | 92% |
MA | State House - Fourteenth Norfolk | Alice Peisch | Democratic | 100% |
Thomas Petrolati | 17% | |||
MA | State House - Third Berkshire | Smitty Pignatelli | Democratic | 92% |
Elizabeth Poirier | 0% | |||
Denise Provost | 100% | |||
MA | State House - Twelfth Hampden | Angelo Puppolo, Jr. | Democratic | 83% |
MA | State Senate - First Bristol and Plymouth | Michael Rodrigues | Democratic | 67% |
MA | State House - Twenty-Fourth Middlesex | Dave Rogers | Democratic | 100% |
MA | State House - Twelfth Norfolk | John Rogers | Democratic | 67% |
Richard Ross | 42% | |||
MA | State House - Tenth Norfolk | Jeffrey Roy | Democratic | 83% |
MA | State Senate - Norfolk and Suffolk | Mike Rush | Democratic | 58% |
Byron Rushing | 100% | |||
MA | State House - Second Suffolk | Dan Ryan | Democratic | 92% |
Angelo Scaccia | 17% | |||
MA | State House - Eighth Bristol | Paul Schmid III | Democratic | 83% |
John Scibak | 92% | |||
MA | State House - Seventh Bristol | Alan Silvia | Democratic | 17% |
Frank Smizik | 92% | |||
MA | State House - First Hampden | Todd Smola | Republican | 0% |
Theodore Speliotis | 83% | |||
MA | State Senate - First Middlesex and Norfolk | Karen Spilka | Democratic | 100% |
MA | Councilor - At-Large | Thomas Stanley | 100% | |
MA | State House - Ninth Middlesex | Thomas Stanley | Democratic | 100% |
MA | State House - Tenth Bristol | William Straus | Democratic | 58% |
Jeffrey Sánchez | 92% | |||
MA | State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex | Bruce Tarr | Republican | 0% |
MA | State Senate - Norfolk, Bristol and Plymouth | Walter Timilty | Democratic | 75% |
Jose Tosado | 92% | |||
Paul Tucker | 92% | |||
MA | State House - Seventh Suffolk | Chynah Tyler | Democratic | 67% |
MA | State House - Thirty-Third Middlesex | Steve Ultrino | Democratic | 92% |
Aaron Vega | 92% | |||
MA | State Senate - First Hampden and Hampshire | John Velis | Democratic | 67% |
MA | State House - Third Barnstable | David Vieira | Republican | 17% |
RoseLee Vincent | 75% | |||
Joseph Wagner | 58% | |||
MA | State House - Twelfth Essex | Thomas Walsh | Democratic | 75% |
James Welch | 92% | |||
Timothy Whelan | 17% | |||
MA | State House - Second Franklin | Susannah Whipps | Independent | 67% |
MA | State House - Eleventh Hampden | Bud Williams | Democratic | 92% |
MA | State House - Ninth Essex | Donald Wong | Republican | 17% |
MA | State House - Second Worcester | Jon Zlotnik | Democratic | 75% |
Vinny deMacedo | 0% |
State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
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MA | State House - Tenth Middlesex | John Lawn, Jr. | D | 92% |
Eric Lesser | 92% | |||
MA | State House - Seventh Middlesex | Jack Lewis | D | 100% |
MA | State Senate - Fifth Middlesex | Jason Lewis | D | 100% |
MA | State House - Fifth Middlesex | David Linsky | D | 100% |
MA | State House - Eighth Suffolk | Jay Livingstone | D | 100% |
MA | State House - Twenty-Second Middlesex | Marc Lombardo | R | 0% |
MA | State Senate - Second Essex | Joan Lovely | D | 92% |
James Lyons, Jr. | 0% | |||
MA | State House - First Suffolk | Adrian Madaro | D | 92% |
MA | State House - Thirteenth Worcester | John Mahoney, Jr. | D | 92% |
Elizabeth Malia | 100% | |||
MA | State House - Third Norfolk | Ronald Mariano | D | 75% |
MA | State Senate - Berkshire, Hampshire, Franklin and Hampden | Paul Mark | D | 83% |
MA | State House - Ninth Bristol | Christopher Markey | D | 67% |
Juana Matias | 100% | |||
MA | State House - Twenty-Eighth Middlesex | Joe McGonagle, Jr. | D | 75% |
MA | State House - Eighteenth Worcester | Joe McKenna | R | 0% |
MA | State House - Eleventh Norfolk | Paul McMurtry | D | 83% |
MA | State House - Third Plymouth | Joan Meschino | D | 92% |
MA | State House - Third Suffolk | Aaron Michlewitz | D | 83% |
Leonard Mirra | 42% | |||
MA | State House - Eighteenth Middlesex | Rady Mom | D | 67% |
MA | State Senate - Second Bristol and Plymouth | Mark Montigny | D | 92% |
MA | State Senate - Second Worcester | Mike Moore | D | 83% |
MA | State House - Seventeenth Essex | Frank Moran | D | 75% |
MA | State House - Eighteenth Suffolk | Michael Moran | D | 75% |
MA | State House - Ninth Worcester | David Muradian, Jr. | R | 17% |
MA | State House - First Plymouth | Mathew Muratore | R | 0% |
MA | State House - Fourth Norfolk | James Murphy | D | 75% |
MA | State House - Tenth Worcester | Brian Murray | D | 58% |
David Nangle | 67% | |||
Harold Naughton, Jr. | 83% | |||
MA | Mayor - At-Large | Shaunna O'Connell | 17% | |
MA | State Senate - Plymouth and Norfolk | Patrick O'Connor | R | 17% |
Kathleen O'Connor-Ives | 67% | |||
MA | State House - Fourteenth Worcester | James O'Day | D | 92% |
Keiko Orrall | 0% | |||
MA | State Senate - Third Bristol and Plymouth | Marc Pacheco | D | 75% |
MA | State House - Sixth Essex | Jerry Parisella | D | 67% |
MA | State House - Fourth Barnstable | Sarah Peake | D | 92% |
MA | State House - Fourteenth Norfolk | Alice Peisch | D | 100% |
Thomas Petrolati | 17% | |||
MA | State House - Third Berkshire | Smitty Pignatelli | D | 92% |
Elizabeth Poirier | 0% | |||
Denise Provost | 100% | |||
MA | State House - Twelfth Hampden | Angelo Puppolo, Jr. | D | 83% |
MA | State Senate - First Bristol and Plymouth | Michael Rodrigues | D | 67% |
MA | State House - Twenty-Fourth Middlesex | Dave Rogers | D | 100% |
MA | State House - Twelfth Norfolk | John Rogers | D | 67% |
Richard Ross | 42% | |||
MA | State House - Tenth Norfolk | Jeffrey Roy | D | 83% |
MA | State Senate - Norfolk and Suffolk | Mike Rush | D | 58% |
Byron Rushing | 100% | |||
MA | State House - Second Suffolk | Dan Ryan | D | 92% |
Angelo Scaccia | 17% | |||
MA | State House - Eighth Bristol | Paul Schmid III | D | 83% |
John Scibak | 92% | |||
MA | State House - Seventh Bristol | Alan Silvia | D | 17% |
Frank Smizik | 92% | |||
MA | State House - First Hampden | Todd Smola | R | 0% |
Theodore Speliotis | 83% | |||
MA | State Senate - First Middlesex and Norfolk | Karen Spilka | D | 100% |
MA | Councilor - At-Large | Thomas Stanley | 100% | |
MA | State House - Ninth Middlesex | Thomas Stanley | D | 100% |
MA | State House - Tenth Bristol | William Straus | D | 58% |
Jeffrey Sánchez | 92% | |||
MA | State Senate - First Essex and Middlesex | Bruce Tarr | R | 0% |
MA | State Senate - Norfolk, Bristol and Plymouth | Walter Timilty | D | 75% |
Jose Tosado | 92% | |||
Paul Tucker | 92% | |||
MA | State House - Seventh Suffolk | Chynah Tyler | D | 67% |
MA | State House - Thirty-Third Middlesex | Steve Ultrino | D | 92% |
Aaron Vega | 92% | |||
MA | State Senate - First Hampden and Hampshire | John Velis | D | 67% |
MA | State House - Third Barnstable | David Vieira | R | 17% |
RoseLee Vincent | 75% | |||
Joseph Wagner | 58% | |||
MA | State House - Twelfth Essex | Thomas Walsh | D | 75% |
James Welch | 92% | |||
Timothy Whelan | 17% | |||
MA | State House - Second Franklin | Susannah Whipps | I | 67% |
MA | State House - Eleventh Hampden | Bud Williams | D | 92% |
MA | State House - Ninth Essex | Donald Wong | R | 17% |
MA | State House - Second Worcester | Jon Zlotnik | D | 75% |
Vinny deMacedo | 0% |