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06n-NORML on Dec 31, 2006

Political Group Ratings: by the NORML on drug reform
Source: NORML website
OnTheIssues.org interprets the 2006 NORML scores as follows:

-30 to -10: "hard-on-drugs" stance (approx. 228 members)
-9 to +9: mixed record on drug reform (approx. 37 members)
+10 to +30: pro-drug-reform stance (approx. 109 members)

About NORML (from their website, www.norml.org):

National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Law's mission is to move public opinion sufficiently to achieve the repeal of marijuana prohibition so that the responsible use of cannabis by adults is no longer subject to penalty.

NORML is a nonprofit, public-interest lobby that for more than 30 years has provided a voice for those Americans who oppose marijuana prohibition. We represent the interests of the tens of millions of Americans who smoke marijuana responsibly and believe the recreational and medicinal use of marijuana should no longer be a crime.

NORML supports the removal of all criminal penalties for the private possession & responsible use of marijuana by adults, including the cultivation for personal use, and the casual nonprofit transfers of small amounts. This model is called "decriminalization."

NORML additionally supports the development of a legally controlled market for marijuana, where consumers could purchase it from a safe, legal and regulated source. This model is referred to as "legalization."

NORML believes that marijuana smoking is not for kids and should only be used responsibly by adults. As with alcohol consumption, it must never be an excuse for misconduct or other bad behavior. Driving or operating heavy equipment while impaired from marijuana should be prohibited.

NORML strongly supports the right of patients to use marijuana as a medicine when their physician recommends it to relieve pain and suffering.

Lastly, NORML supports the right of farmers to commercially cultivate hemp for industrial purposes, such as food and fiber production.

VoteMatch question 19

Topic: Drugs
Headline: by NORML, indicating a "hard-on-drugs" stance (Score: 2)
Headline 2: by NORML, indicating a mixed record on drug reform (Score: 0)
Headline 3: by NORML, indicating a pro-drug-reform stance (Score: -2)
Key for participation codes:
Sponsorships: p=sponsored; o=co-sponsored; s=signed
Memberships: c=chair; m=member; e=endorsed; f=profiled; s=scored
Resolutions: i=introduced; w=wrote; a=adopted
Cases: w=wrote; j=joined; d=dissented; c=concurred
Surveys: '+' supports; '-' opposes.

Democrats participating in 06n-NORML

Neil Abercrombie s2nZero Hawaii Democrat (Resigned 2010)

Gary Ackerman s3n+20 New York Dem./Ind./Lib. (Retiring 2012)

Tom Allen s3n+20 Maine Democrat (Retiring 2008)

Rob Andrews s3n+10 New Jersey Democrat

Joe Baca s1n-20 California Democratic Challenger

Brian Baird s3n+10 Washington Democrat (until 2010)

Tammy Baldwin s3n+20 WI Democratic Challenger

John Barrow s1n-10 Georgia Democrat

Melissa Bean s1n-10 Illinois Democrat (Unseated 2010)

Xavier Becerra s3n+25 California Democrat

Shelley Berkley s3n+15 Nevada Democrat (Senate run 2012)

Howard Berman s3n+30 California Democrat

Marion Berry s1n-30 Arkansas Former Democrat (until 2010)

Sanford Bishop s2nZero Georgia Democrat

Timothy Bishop s2nZero New York Democrat

Earl Blumenauer s3n+25 Oregon Democrat

Dan Boren s1n-10 Oklahoma Democratic Governor Challenger

Leonard Boswell s1n-30 Iowa Democrat

Rick Boucher s1n-15 Virginia Democrat (until 2010)

Allen Boyd s1n-30 Florida Former Democrat (until 2010)

Robert Brady s2nZero Pennsylvania Democrat

Corrine Brown s3n+10 Florida Democrat

Sherrod Brown s2nZero OH Democratic Sr Senator

G.K. Butterfield s3n+10 North Carolina Democrat

Lois Capps s2nZero California Democrat

Michael Capuano s3n+20 MA Former Democratic Primary Senate Challenger (2009)

Dennis Cardoza s1n-20 California Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Russ Carnahan s3n+10 Missouri Democrat

Ben Chandler s1n-15 Kentucky Democrat

William Lacy Clay s3n+20 Missouri Democrat

Emmanuel Cleaver s3n+10 Missouri Democrat

James Clyburn s1n-10 South Carolina Democrat

John Conyers s3n+30 Michigan Democrat

Jim Cooper s1n-20 Tennessee Democrat

Jim Costa s1n-10 California Democrat

Jerry Costello s1n-30 Illinois Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Bud Cramer s1n-30 Alabama Democrat (Retired 2008)

Joseph Crowley s3n+10 New York Democrat

Henry Cuellar s1n-10 Texas Democrat

Elijah Cummings s1n-30 Maryland Democrat

Artur Davis s1n-20 Alabama Former Democrat (until 2010)

Danny Davis s3n+25 Illinois Democrat

Lincoln Davis s1n-20 Tennessee Democrat (until 2010)

Susan Davis s3n+10 California Democrat

Peter Defazio s3n+30 Oregon Democrat

Diana DeGette s3n+20 Colorado Democrat

Bill Delahunt s3n+30 Massachusetts Democrat (until 2010)

Rosa DeLauro s3n+30 Connecticut Democrat

Norm Dicks s2nZero Washington Democrat (Retiring 2012)

John Dingell s2nZero Michigan Democrat

Lloyd Doggett s3n+25 Texas Democrat

Mike Doyle s2nZero Pennsylvania Democrat

Chet Edwards s1n-25 Texas Former Democrat (until 2010)

Rahm Emanuel s1n-20 Illinois Former Democrat (until 2009)

Eliot Engel s3n+10 New York Democrat/Liberal

Anna Eshoo s3n+20 California Democrat

Bob Etheridge s1n-30 North Carolina Democrat (Unseated 2010)

Sam Farr s3n+20 California Democrat

Chaka Fattah s2nZero Pennsylvania Democrat

Bob Filner s3n+25 California Democrat (Mayoral run 2011)

Barney Frank s3n+30 Massachusetts Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Charles Gonzalez s1n-10 Texas Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Bart Gordon s1n-30 Tennessee Democrat (until 2010)

Al Green s2n+5 Texas Democrat

Gene Green s1n-30 Texas Democrat

Raul Grijalva s3n+10 Arizona Democrat

Luis Gutierrez s3n+25 Illinois Democrat

Ralph Moody Hall s1n-25 Texas Democrat

Jane Harman s3n+10 California Democrat (Resigned 2011)

Alcee Hastings s3n+15 Florida Democrat

Stephanie Herseth s1n-15 South Dakota Democratic (until 2010)

Brian Higgins s3n+10 New York Democrat

Maurice Hinchey s3n+20 New York Dem/Working-Fam.(Retired 2012)

Ruben Hinojosa s1n-30 Texas Democrat

Tim Holden s1n-15 Pennsylvania Democrat (Lost 2012 Primary)

Rush Holt s3n+10 New Jersey Democrat

Mike Honda s2n-5 California Democrat

Darlene Hooley s2nZero Oregon Democrat (Retiring 2008)

Steny Hoyer s2nZero Maryland Democrat

Jay Inslee s3n+20 WA Democratic Governor

Steve Israel s3n+10 New York Democrat

Jesse Louis Jackson s3n+20 Illinois Democrat (Resgined 2013)

Sheila Jackson Lee s3n+20 Texas Democrat

William Jefferson s2n+5 Louisiana Democrat

Eddie Bernice Johnson s3n+20 Texas Democrat

Stephanie Tubbs Jones s2n+5 Ohio Former Dem. (Deceased, 2008)

Paul Kanjorski s1n-10 Pennsylvania Democrat (until 2010)

Marcy Kaptur s3n+10 Ohio Democrat

Patrick Kennedy s3n+20 Rhode Island Democrat (until 2010)

Dale Kildee s1n-10 Michigan Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Carolyn Kilpatrick s3n+30 Michigan Democrat (until 2010)

Ron Kind s3n+10 WI Former Democratic challenger (2012)

Dennis Kucinich s3n+10 Ohio Democrat (Lost 2012 Primary)

James Langevin s2nZero Rhode Island Democrat

Tom Lantos s3n+20 California Former Democrat (until 2008)

Rick Larsen s1n-10 Washington Democrat

John Larson s3n+10 Connecticut Democrat

Barbara Lee s3n+30 California Democrat

Sander Levin s2nZero Michigan Democrat

John Lewis s3n+20 Georgia Democrat

Dan Lipinski s1n-25 Illinois Democrat

Zoe Lofgren s3n+20 California Democrat

Nita Lowey s2nZero New York Democrat

Steve Lynch s1n-20 Massachusetts Democrat (Senate run 2013)

Carolyn Maloney s2nZero New York Democrat/Liberal

Ed Markey s3n+20 MA Democratic Challenger

Jim Marshall s1n-20 Georgia Former Democrat (until 2010)

Jim Matheson s1n-20 Utah Democrat

Doris Matsui s1n-20 California Democrat

Carolyn McCarthy s2nZero New York Dem./Ind./Working-Families

Betty McCollum s2nZero Minnesota Democrat

Jim McDermott s3n+30 Washington Democrat

Jim McGovern s3n+30 Massachusetts Democrat

Mike McIntyre s1n-20 North Carolina Democrat

Cynthia McKinney s3n+20 Georgia Democrat

Michael McNulty s1n-10 New York Dem./Cons. (Retiring 2008)

Gregory Meeks s2nZero New York Dem./Working-Families

Michael Michaud s3n+10 Maine Democratic Governor Challenger

Brad Miller s1n-20 North Carolina Democrat (Retiring 2012)

George Miller s3n+20 California Democrat

Alan Mollohan s1n-25 West Virginia Democrat

Dennis Moore s2nZero Kansas Democrat (until 2010)

Gwen Moore s2n+5 Wisconsin Democrat

James Moran s3n+20 Virginia Democrat

John Murtha s1n-10 Pennsylvania Democrat (Deceased Feb. 2010)

Jerrold Nadler s3n+20 New York Dem./Lib./Working-Families

Grace Napolitano s3n+10 California Democrat

Richard Neal s3n+20 Massachusetts Democrat

James Oberstar s3n+20 Minnesota Dem./Farmer/Labor (until 2010)

David Obey s3n+30 Wisconsin Democrat (until 2010)

John Olver s3n+25 Massachusetts Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Solomon Ortiz s1n-30 Texas Democrat (Unseated 2010)

Frank Pallone s2nZero New Jersey Democrat

Bill Pascrell s3n+10 New Jersey Democrat

Ed Pastor s2nZero Arizona Democrat

Donald Payne s3n+25 New Jersey Former Democrat(Deceased 2012)

Nancy Pelosi s3n+20 California Democrat

Collin Peterson s1n-30 Minnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor

Earl Pomeroy s1n-30 North Dakota Democrat (until 2010)

David Eugene Price s1n-10 North Carolina Democrat

Nick Rahall s1n-10 West Virginia Democrat

Charles Rangel s3n+20 New York Dem./Lib./Working-Families

Silvestre Reyes s1n-30 Texas Democrat

Steven Rothman s2nZero New Jersey Democrat

Lucille Roybal-Allard s3n+20 California Democrat

Dutch Ruppersberger s3n+10 Maryland Democrat

Bobby Rush s3n+25 Illinois Democrat

Tim Ryan s3n+10 Ohio Democrat

John Salazar s1n-10 Colorado Democrat (Unseated 2010)

Linda Sanchez s3n+20 California Democrat

Loretta Sanchez s3n+20 California Democrat

Jan Schakowsky s3n+20 Illinois Democrat

Adam Schiff s3n+10 California Democrat

Allyson Schwartz s1n-10 Pennsylvania Democratic Governor Challenger

Bobby Scott s3n+20 Virginia Democrat

David Scott s3n+20 Georgia Democrat

Jose Serrano s3n+20 New York Democrat/Liberal

Brad Sherman s3n+30 California Democrat

Ike Skelton s1n-30 Missouri Democrat (until 2010)

Louise Slaughter s3n+10 New York Democrat

David Adam Smith s3n+10 Washington Democrat

Vic Snyder s1n-30 Arkansas Former Democrat (until 2010)

Hilda Solis s3n+10 CA Democratic Gubernatorial Challenger

John Spratt s1n-30 South Carolina Democrat (until 2010)

Pete Stark s3n+30 California Democrat

Bart Stupak s2nZero Michigan Democrat (until 2010)

John Tanner s1n-30 Tennessee Democrat (until 2010)

Ellen Tauscher s3n+20 California Former Democrat (until 2009)

Gene Taylor s1n-20 Mississippi Democratic Challenger

Bennie Thompson s1n-10 Mississippi Democrat

Mike Thompson s2nZero California Democrat

John Tierney s3n+30 Massachusetts Democrat

Ed Towns s3n+10 New York Democrat/Liberal (Retiring)

Mark Udall s3n+20 CO Democratic Sr Senator; previously Representative

Tom Udall s3n+10 New Mexico Democrat (Senate 2008)

Chris Van Hollen s3n+20 Maryland Democrat

Nydia Velazquez s3n+10 New York Democrat/Working-Families

Peter Visclosky s1n-30 Indiana Democrat

Debbie Wasserman Schultz s1n-10 Florida Democrat

Maxine Waters s3n+25 California Democrat

Diane Watson s3n+15 California Former Democrat (until 2010)

Mel Watt s3n+20 North Carolina Democrat

Henry Waxman s3n+30 California Democrat

Anthony Weiner s3n+10 New York Former Democrat(Resigned 2011)

Robert Wexler s3n+30 Florida Democrat (resigned Jan. 2010)

Lynn Woolsey s3n+20 California Democrat (Retiring 2012)

David Wu s3n+10 Oregon Democrat (Resigned 2011)

Albert Wynn s3n+10 Maryland Democrat (Unseated 2008)

Republicans participating in 06n-NORML

Robert Aderholt s1n-30 Alabama Republican

Todd Akin s1n-20 Missouri Republican (Senate run 2012)

Rodney Alexander s1n-30 Louisiana Republican

Spencer Bachus s1n-30 Alabama Republican

Richard Hugh Baker s1n-15 Louisiana Republican (Resigned 2008)

Gresham Barrett s1n-20 South Carolina Republican (until 2010)

Roscoe Bartlett s2nZero Maryland Republican

Joe Linus Barton s1n-25 Texas Republican

Judy Biggert s1n-20 Illinois Republican

Brian Bilbray s1n-20 California Republican

Rob Bishop s1n-20 Utah Republican

Marsha Blackburn s1n-20 Tennessee Republican

Roy Blunt s1n-30 Missouri Republican (until 2010)

John Boehner s1n-30 Ohio Republican

Jo Bonner s1n-20 Alabama Republican

Mary Bono s1n-20 California Republican

John Boozman s1n-20 AR Republican Jr Senator

Charles Boustany s1n-10 Louisiana Republican

Kevin Brady s1n-30 Texas Republican

Henry Brown s1n-20 South Carolina Republican (until 2010)

Michael Burgess s1n-20 Texas Republican

Dan Burton s1n-10 Indiana Republican (Retiring 2012)

Steve Buyer s1n-20 Indiana Republican (until 2010)

Ken Calvert s1n-30 California Republican

Dave Camp s1n-30 Michigan Republican

John Campbell s3n+20 California Republican

Chris Cannon s1n-20 Utah Republican

Eric Cantor s1n-20 Virginia Republican

Shelley Moore Capito s1n-20 West Virginia Republican

John Carter s1n-20 Texas Republican

Steve Chabot s1n-30 Ohio Republican

John Howard Coble s1n-30 North Carolina Republican

Tom Cole s1n-20 Oklahoma Republican

Mike Conaway s1n-10 Texas Republican

Ander Crenshaw s1n-20 Florida Republican

Barbara Cubin s1n-30 Wyoming Republican (Retiring 2008)

John Culberson s1n-20 Texas Republican

Geoff Davis s1n-10 Kentucky Republican (Retiring 2012)

Tom Davis s1n-30 Virginia Republican (Retiring 2008)

Nathan Deal s1n-25 GA Republican Governor

Charles Dent s1n-10 Pennsylvania Republican

Mario Diaz-Balart s1n-20 Florida Republican

John Doolittle s1n-30 California Republican (Retiring 2008)

Thelma Drake s1n-10 Virginia Republican (Unseated 2008)

David Dreier s1n-30 California Republican (Retiring 2012)

Jimmy Duncan s1n-30 Tennessee Republican

Vernon Ehlers s1n-30 Michigan Republican (until 2010)

Jo Ann Emerson s1n-30 Missouri Republican (Resigned 2013)

Phil English s1n-30 Pennsylvania Republican (Unseated 2008)

Terry Everett s1n-25 Alabama Republican (Retiring 2008)

Mike Ferguson s1n-15 New Jersey Republican (Retiring 2008)

Jeff Flake s3n+20 Arizona Republican (Senate run 2012)

Randy Forbes s1n-30 Virginia Republican

Jeff Fortenberry s1n-10 Nebraska Republican

Vito Fossella s1n-20 New York Rep./Cons. challenger

Virginia Foxx s1n-10 North Carolina Republican

Trent Franks s1n-10 Arizona Republican

Rodney Frelinghuysen s1n-30 New Jersey Republican

Elton Gallegly s1n-30 California Republican (Retiring 2012)

Scott Garrett s3n+10 New Jersey Republican

Jim Gerlach s1n-10 Pennsylvania Republican

Wayne Gilchrest s2nZero Maryland Republican (Unseated 2008)

Phil Gingrey s1n-20 GA Republican Challenger

Louie Gohmert s1n-10 Texas Republican

Bob Goodlatte s1n-30 Virginia Republican

Kay Granger s1n-30 Texas Republican

Samuel Graves s1n-10 Missouri Republican

Doc Hastings s1n-30 Washington Republican

Robin Hayes s1n-20 North Carolina Republican (Unseated 2008)

Jeb Hensarling s1n-20 Texas Republican

Wally Herger s1n-30 California Republican (Retiring 2012)

Dave Hobson s1n-30 Ohio Republican (Retiring 2008)

Peter Hoekstra s1n-30 MI Republican Challenger

Kenny Hulshof s1n-30 Missouri Republican (Governor 2008)

Duncan Hunter s1n-30 California Republican (Retiring 2008)

Bob Inglis s1n-20 South Carolina Republican (until 2010)

Bobby Jindal s1n-10 LA Republican Governor

Sam Johnson s1n-10 Texas Republican

Timothy Johnson s3n+10 Illinois Republican (Retiring 2012)

Walter Beaman Jones s1n-30 North Carolina Republican

Ric Keller s1n-10 Florida Republican (Unseated 2008)

Peter King s1n-30 New York Rep./Ind./Cons./Right-To-Life

Steve King s1n-20 Iowa Republican

Jack Kingston s1n-30 GA Republican Challenger

Mark Kirk s1n-20 IL Republican Jr Senator

John Kline s1n-20 Minnesota Republican

Joe Knollenberg s1n-30 Michigan Republican (Unseated 2008)

Randy Kuhl s1n-10 New York Republican (Unseated 2008)

Ray LaHood s1n-20 Illinois Republican (Retiring 2008)

Tom Latham s1n-30 Iowa Republican

Steven LaTourette s2nZero Ohio Republican

Jerry Lewis s1n-30 California Republican (Retiring 2012)

Ron Lewis s1n-30 Kentucky Republican (Retiring 2008)

Frank LoBiondo s1n-20 New Jersey Republican

Frank Dean Lucas s1n-30 Oklahoma Republican

Dan Lungren s1n-10 California Republican

Connie Mack s1n-10 FL Former Republican Senator (until 2000)

Donald Manzullo s1n-30 Illinois Republican (Lost 2012 Primary)

Kenny Marchant s1n-10 Texas Republican

Michael McCaul s1n-10 Texas Republican

Thad McCotter s1n-20 Michigan Republican

Jim McCrery s1n-30 Louisiana Republican (Retiring 2008)

Patrick McHenry s1n-10 North Carolina Republican

John McHugh s1n-30 New York Republican/Conservative

Buck McKeon s1n-30 California Republican

John Mica s1n-25 Florida Republican

Candice Miller s1n-20 Michigan Republican

Gary Miller s2nZero California Republican

Jeff Miller s1n-20 Florida Republican

Jerry Moran s1n-30 Kansas Republican (until 2010)

Tim Murphy s1n-20 Pennsylvania Republican

Marilyn Musgrave s1n-20 Colorado Republican (Unseated 2008)

Sue Myrick s1n-25 North Carolina Republican (Retiring 2012)

Randy Neugebauer s1n-20 Texas Republican

Devin Nunes s1n-20 California Republican

Ron Paul s3n+30 POTUS Republican (Libertarian 1988)

Steve Pearce s1n-20 New Mexico Republican

Mike Pence s1n-20 IN Republican Governor

John Peterson s1n-30 Pennsylvania Republican (Retired 2008)

Tom Petri s1n-20 Wisconsin Republican

Charles Pickering s1n-30 Mississippi Republican (Retiring 2008)

Joseph Pitts s1n-30 Pennsylvania Republican

Todd Platts s1n-20 Pennsylvania Republican (Retiring 2012)

Ted Poe s2nZero Texas Republican

Jon Porter s3n+10 Nevada Republican (Unseated 2008)

Tom Price s1n-10 Georgia Republican

Deborah Pryce s1n-20 Ohio Republican

Jim Ramstad s1n-30 Minnesota Republican (Retiring 2008)

Ralph Regula s1n-30 Ohio Republican (Retiring 2008)

Dennis Rehberg s2nZero Montana Republican (Senate run 2012)

Dave Reichert s1n-10 Washington Republican (Governor run 2012)

Rick Renzi s1n-20 Arizona Republican (Retiring 2008)

Thomas Reynolds s1n-20 New York Republican (Retiring 2008)

Hal Rogers s1n-30 Kentucky Republican

Michael Rogers s1n-30 Alabama Republican

Mike Rogers s1n-30 Michigan Republican

Dana Rohrabacher s3n+30 California Republican

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen s1n-30 Florida Republican

Ed Royce s3n+10 California Republican

Paul Ryan s1n-10 POTUS Republican

Jim Saxton s1n-20 New Jersey Republican (Retiring 2008)

Jean Schmidt s1n-10 Ohio Republican (Lost 2012 Primary)

James Sensenbrenner s1n-20 Wisconsin Republican

Pete Sessions s1n-30 Texas Republican

John Shadegg s1n-30 Arizona Republican

Christopher Shays s1n-20 Connecticut Republican (Unseated 2008)

John Shimkus s1n-30 Illinois Republican

Bill Shuster s1n-30 Pennsylvania Republican

Mike Simpson s1n-10 Idaho Republican

Christopher Smith s1n-30 New Jersey Republican

Lamar Smith s1n-30 Texas Republican

Mark Souder s1n-30 Indiana Republican (until 2010)

Cliff Stearns s1n-30 Florida Republican (Lost 2012 primary)

John Sullivan s1n-20 Oklahoma Republican

Tom Tancredo s3n+20 Colorado Republican Governor challenger

Lee Terry s1n-20 Nebraska Republican

Mac Thornberry s1n-25 Texas Republican

Todd Tiahrt s1n-30 Kansas Republican (until 2010)

Pat Tiberi s1n-20 Ohio Republican

Mike Turner s1n-30 Ohio Republican

Fred Upton s1n-30 Michigan Republican

Greg Walden s1n-20 Oregon Republican

Jim Walsh s1n-30 New York Rep./Ind. (Retiring 2008)

Zach Wamp s1n-30 Tennessee Republican (until 2010)

Dave Weldon s1n-30 FL Republican Senate Challenger (Lost primary)

Jerry Weller s1n-30 Illinois Republican (Retiring 2008)

Lynn Westmoreland s1n-10 Georgia Republican

Ed Whitfield s1n-30 Kentucky Republican

Roger Wicker s1n-30 Mississippi Republican (Senate 2008)

Heather Wilson s1n-30 New Mexico Republican (Senate 2008)

Joe Wilson s1n-30 South Carolina Republican

Frank Wolf s1n-30 Virginia Republican

Bill Young s1n-20 Florida Republican

Don Young s1n-25 Alaska Republican

Independents participating in 06n-NORML

Ginny Brown-Waite s1n-20 Florida Former GOP (until 2010)

Michael Castle s1n-30 DE 2010 Senate Challenger (lost primary); previously Gov.& Rep.

Lincoln Diaz-Balart s1n-30 Florida Former GOP (until 2010)

Tom Feeney s1n-20 Florida Former GOP

Virgil Goode s1n-30 POTUS Constitution Party Challenger

Darrell Issa s1n-20 CA03 Former Initiator of Gubernatorial Recall (2003)

John Linder s1n-30 Georgia Former GOP (until 2010)

Kendrick Meek s2n-5 FL 2010 Democratic Senate Challenger; currently US Rep.

Charles Melancon s3n+10 LA 2010 Democratic Senate Challenger; currently US Rep.

Adam Putnam s1n-20 Florida Former GOP (until 2010)

George Radanovich s1n-30 California Former GOP (until 2010)

Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

Democrats: 188
Republicans: 174
Independents: 11

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