Rating Group: Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO

2013 Lifetime Score

Issues: Labor Unions

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State Office Name Party Rating
WA State Senate - 12 Brad Hawkins Republican 20%
Dave Hayes 50%
Mike Hewitt 11%
Andy Hill 13%
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs Democratic 63%
Janéa Holmquist Newbry 14%
WA State Senate - 6 Jeff Holy Republican 20%
Jim Honeyford 7%
Mike Hope 31%
Zack Hudgins 94%
WA State Senate - 22 Sam Hunt Democratic 97%
Ross Hunter 73%
Christopher Hurst 70%
WA State House - 27 Position 1 Laurie Jinkins Democratic 84%
Norm Johnson 13%
Ruth Kagi 88%
WA State Senate - 33 Karen Keiser Democratic 95%
WA State Senate - 14 Curtis King Republican 15%
Steve Kirby 98%
Adam Kline 95%
Brad Klippert 13%
Linda Kochmar 30%
WA Council Member - 4 Jeanne Kohl-Welles 93%
WA State House - 7 Position 2 Joel Kretz Republican 12%
Dan Kristiansen 12%
WA State Senate - 21 Marko Liias Democratic 97%
Steve Litzow 15%
Kristine Lytton 100%
WA State Senate - 35 Drew MacEwen Republican 20%
Chad Magendanz 20%
Matt Manweller 20%
Marcie Maxwell 72%
Rosemary McAuliffe 90%
John McCoy 92%
Jim Moeller 89%
Dawn Morrell 92%
Jeff Morris 79%
Luis Moscoso 100%
WA State Senate - 5 Mark Mullet Democratic 91%
Edward Murray 95%
Terry Nealey 12%
Sharon Nelson 96%
Steve O'Ban 30%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt Republican 15%
WA State House - 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby Democratic 99%
WA State House - 33 Position 1 Tina Orwall Democratic 93%
Jason Overstreet 10%
WA State Senate - 4 Mike Padden Republican 7%
Kevin Parker 15%
Linda Parlette 14%
State Office Name Party Rating
WA State Senate - 12 Brad Hawkins R 20%
Dave Hayes 50%
Mike Hewitt 11%
Andy Hill 13%
WA Secretary of State Steve Hobbs D 63%
Janéa Holmquist Newbry 14%
WA State Senate - 6 Jeff Holy R 20%
Jim Honeyford 7%
Mike Hope 31%
Zack Hudgins 94%
WA State Senate - 22 Sam Hunt D 97%
Ross Hunter 73%
Christopher Hurst 70%
WA State House - 27 Position 1 Laurie Jinkins D 84%
Norm Johnson 13%
Ruth Kagi 88%
WA State Senate - 33 Karen Keiser D 95%
WA State Senate - 14 Curtis King R 15%
Steve Kirby 98%
Adam Kline 95%
Brad Klippert 13%
Linda Kochmar 30%
WA Council Member - 4 Jeanne Kohl-Welles 93%
WA State House - 7 Position 2 Joel Kretz R 12%
Dan Kristiansen 12%
WA State Senate - 21 Marko Liias D 97%
Steve Litzow 15%
Kristine Lytton 100%
WA State Senate - 35 Drew MacEwen R 20%
Chad Magendanz 20%
Matt Manweller 20%
Marcie Maxwell 72%
Rosemary McAuliffe 90%
John McCoy 92%
Jim Moeller 89%
Dawn Morrell 92%
Jeff Morris 79%
Luis Moscoso 100%
WA State Senate - 5 Mark Mullet D 91%
Edward Murray 95%
Terry Nealey 12%
Sharon Nelson 96%
Steve O'Ban 30%
WA State House - 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt R 15%
WA State House - 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby D 99%
WA State House - 33 Position 1 Tina Orwall D 93%
Jason Overstreet 10%
WA State Senate - 4 Mike Padden R 7%
Kevin Parker 15%
Linda Parlette 14%
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