Rating Group: NARAL Pro-Choice Massachusetts

2017-2018 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - First Bristol Jay Barrows Republican 17%
MA State House - Eighth Plymouth Angelo D'Emilia Republican 17%
James Dwyer 17%
MA State House - First Worcester Kimberly Ferguson Republican 17%
MA State House - Second Plymouth Susan Gifford Republican 17%
MA State House - Fourth Bristol Steven Howitt Republican 17%
James Kelcourse 17%
MA State House - Ninth Worcester David Muradian, Jr. Republican 17%
MA Mayor - At-Large Shaunna O'Connell 17%
MA State Senate - Plymouth and Norfolk Patrick O'Connor Republican 17%
Thomas Petrolati 17%
Angelo Scaccia 17%
MA State House - Seventh Bristol Alan Silvia Democratic 17%
MA State House - Third Barnstable David Vieira Republican 17%
Timothy Whelan 17%
MA State House - Ninth Essex Donald Wong Republican 17%
MA State House - Twentieth Middlesex Brad Jones, Jr. Republican 42%
MA State House - Eleventh Worcester Hannah Kane Republican 42%
Leonard Mirra 42%
Richard Ross 42%
Linda Campbell 58%
MA State House - Fifth Norfolk Mark Cusack Democratic 58%
Bradford Hill 58%
MA State House - Sixth Suffolk Russell Holmes Democratic 58%
MA State House - Tenth Worcester Brian Murray Democratic 58%
State Office Name Party Rating
MA State House - First Bristol Jay Barrows R 17%
MA State House - Eighth Plymouth Angelo D'Emilia R 17%
James Dwyer 17%
MA State House - First Worcester Kimberly Ferguson R 17%
MA State House - Second Plymouth Susan Gifford R 17%
MA State House - Fourth Bristol Steven Howitt R 17%
James Kelcourse 17%
MA State House - Ninth Worcester David Muradian, Jr. R 17%
MA Mayor - At-Large Shaunna O'Connell 17%
MA State Senate - Plymouth and Norfolk Patrick O'Connor R 17%
Thomas Petrolati 17%
Angelo Scaccia 17%
MA State House - Seventh Bristol Alan Silvia D 17%
MA State House - Third Barnstable David Vieira R 17%
Timothy Whelan 17%
MA State House - Ninth Essex Donald Wong R 17%
MA State House - Twentieth Middlesex Brad Jones, Jr. R 42%
MA State House - Eleventh Worcester Hannah Kane R 42%
Leonard Mirra 42%
Richard Ross 42%
Linda Campbell 58%
MA State House - Fifth Norfolk Mark Cusack D 58%
Bradford Hill 58%
MA State House - Sixth Suffolk Russell Holmes D 58%
MA State House - Tenth Worcester Brian Murray D 58%
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