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12-AAI-H on May 2, 2012

Political Group Ratings: by AAI on Arab-Israeli issues
Source: AAI website
The Arab American Institute has compiled a Scorecard to catalogue the voting record of the 112th Congress on issues of importance to the Arab American community. For the House, we included 15 items: two bills on the Arab Spring, five bills and one letter on Palestine, two bills on Lebanon, three bills and a letter regarding civil liberties, and two bills on immigration.

H.Res. 88 (+): supporting democratic aspirations in Egypt
H.R. 2643 (+): penalizing the Bahraini government for attacking medical personnel
H.R. 1006 (-): the Jerusalem Embassy and Recognition Act
H.R. 1501 (-): withholding US contributions until the UN retracts accusations of Israeli war crimes.
H.Res. 268 (-): opposing any unilateral declaration of a Palestinian state
H.R. 2457 (-): prohibiting any US government document from referring to "Palestine"
H.R. 2829 (-): defunding the UN Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees. The bill's 141 co-sponsors receive a (-).
8. (+). Rep. David Price (D-NC) and Rep. Peter Welch (D-VT) issued a letter titled "Support Palestinian Aid and Israel's Security," in which they call upon Congress to continue aid to the Palestinian Authority.
H.R. 2215 (*) "to ensure that United States taxpayer dollars are not used to fund terrorist entities in Lebanon
H.R. 996 (+): to raise awareness of the use of cluster munitions where civilians are present
H.R. 140 (-): the "Birthright Citizenship Act, to eliminate "anchor babies" by changing the 14th Amendment.
H. Res. 283 (+): to counter violence and discrimination against Muslim, Arab, Sikh, and South Asian communities
H.R. 1805 (-): authorizing an extension of the USA PATRIOT Act until 2013, and amending the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA)
H.R. 1842 (+): the DREAM Act to protect undocumented minors pursuing higher education.
H.R. 1932 (-): the Keep our Communities Safe Act for greater power to detain undocumented immigrants.

Also see the related AAI Senate ratings.

Topic: Foreign Policy
Headline: by AAI, indicating pro-Arab pro-Palestine voting record
Headline 2: by AAI, indicating a mixed Arab/Palestine voting record
Headline 3: by AAI, indicating a anti-Arab anti-Palestine voting record
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 12-AAI-H

Gary Ackerman s2n-1 New York Dem./Ind./Lib. (Retiring 2012)

Jason Altmire s3n-2 Pennsylvania Democrat (Lost 2012 Primary)

Rob Andrews s2n0 New Jersey Democrat

Joe Baca s3n-2 California Democratic Challenger

Tammy Baldwin s1n+4 WI Democratic Challenger

John Barrow s3n-2 Georgia Democrat

Karen Bass s1n+2 California Democrat

Xavier Becerra s2n+1 California Democrat

Shelley Berkley s3n-2 Nevada Democrat (Senate run 2012)

Howard Berman s2n+1 California Democrat

Sanford Bishop s2n0 Georgia Democrat

Timothy Bishop s2n0 New York Democrat

Earl Blumenauer s1n+6 Oregon Democrat

Dan Boren s3n-2 Oklahoma Democratic Governor Challenger

Leonard Boswell s2n-1 Iowa Democrat

Robert Brady s2n0 Pennsylvania Democrat

Bruce Braley s1n+2 IA Democratic Challenger

Corrine Brown s2n+1 Florida Democrat

G.K. Butterfield s2n0 North Carolina Democrat

Lois Capps s1n+3 California Democrat

Michael Capuano s1n+4 MA Former Democratic Primary Senate Challenger (2009)

Dennis Cardoza s2n-1 California Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Russ Carnahan s3n-2 Missouri Democrat

John Carney s3n-2 Delaware Democrat

Andre Carson s1n+5 Indiana Democrat

Kathy Castor s2n-1 Florida Democrat

Ben Chandler s2n-1 Kentucky Democrat

Judy Chu s1n+4 California Democrat

David Cicilline s2n+1 Rhode Island Democrat

Hansen Clarke s1n+2 Michigan Former Democrat (until 2012)

Yvette Clarke s1n+2 New York Democrat

William Lacy Clay s2n0 Missouri Democrat

Emmanuel Cleaver s2n+1 Missouri Democrat

James Clyburn s2n+1 South Carolina Democrat

Steve Cohen s1n+2 Tennessee Democrat

Gerry Connolly s2n-1 Virginia Democrat

John Conyers s1n+6 Michigan Democrat

Jim Cooper s3n-2 Tennessee Democrat

Jim Costa s2n-1 California Democrat

Jerry Costello s2n0 Illinois Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Joe Courtney s3n-2 Connecticut Democrat

Joseph Crowley s1n+2 New York Democrat

Henry Cuellar s2n-1 Texas Democrat

Elijah Cummings s2n+1 Maryland Democrat

Danny Davis s1n+2 Illinois Democrat

Susan Davis s2n-1 California Democrat

Peter Defazio s2n+1 Oregon Democrat

Diana DeGette s1n+2 Colorado Democrat

Rosa DeLauro s2n0 Connecticut Democrat

Ted Deutch s2n-1 Florida Democrat

Norm Dicks s2n-1 Washington Democrat (Retiring 2012)

John Dingell s1n+3 Michigan Democrat

Lloyd Doggett s1n+3 Texas Democrat

Joe Donnelly s3n-2 IN Democratic Challenger

Mike Doyle s2n0 Pennsylvania Democrat

Donna Edwards s1n+4 Maryland Democrat

Keith Ellison s1n+8 Minnesota Democrat

Eliot Engel s2n0 New York Democrat/Liberal

Anna Eshoo s1n+3 California Democrat

Sam Farr s1n+3 California Democrat

Chaka Fattah s2n0 Pennsylvania Democrat

Bob Filner s1n+4 California Democrat (Mayoral run 2011)

Barney Frank s2n+1 Massachusetts Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Marcia Fudge s2n+1 Ohio Democrat

John Garamendi s1n+2 California Democrat

Charles Gonzalez s1n+2 Texas Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Al Green s1n+2 Texas Democrat

Gene Green s1n+2 Texas Democrat

Luis Gutierrez s1n+2 Illinois Democrat

Ralph Moody Hall s3n-4 Texas Democrat

Colleen Hanabusa s1n+2 Hawaii Democrat

Jane Harman s2n0 California Democrat (Resigned 2011)

Alcee Hastings s2n0 Florida Democrat

Martin Heinrich s2n-1 New Mexico Democrat (Senate run 2012)

Brian Higgins s2n-1 New York Democrat

Jim Himes s2n0 Connecticut Democrat

Maurice Hinchey s1n+2 New York Dem/Working-Fam.(Retired 2012)

Mazie Hirono s1n+4 Hawaii Democrat (Senate run 2012)

Kathy Hochul s2n-1 New York Democrat

Tim Holden s3n-2 Pennsylvania Democrat (Lost 2012 Primary)

Rush Holt s1n+4 New Jersey Democrat

Mike Honda s1n+4 California Democrat

Steny Hoyer s3n-2 Maryland Democrat

Jay Inslee s2n-1 WA Democratic Governor

Steve Israel s2n-1 New York Democrat

Jesse Louis Jackson s1n+4 Illinois Democrat (Resgined 2013)

Sheila Jackson Lee s1n+4 Texas Democrat

Eddie Bernice Johnson s1n+3 Texas Democrat

Hank Johnson s1n+5 Georgia Democrat

Marcy Kaptur s2n+1 Ohio Democrat

Bill Keating s3n-2 Massachusetts Democrat

Dale Kildee s1n+2 Michigan Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Ron Kind s2n-1 WI Former Democratic challenger (2012)

Larry Kissell s3n-2 North Carolina Democrat

Dennis Kucinich s1n+4 Ohio Democrat (Lost 2012 Primary)

James Langevin s2n-1 Rhode Island Democrat

Rick Larsen s2n0 Washington Democrat

John Larson s2n+1 Connecticut Democrat

Barbara Lee s1n+7 California Democrat

Sander Levin s2n-1 Michigan Democrat

John Lewis s1n+2 Georgia Democrat

Dan Lipinski s3n-2 Illinois Democrat

David Loebsack s2n+1 Iowa Democrat

Zoe Lofgren s1n+4 California Democrat

Nita Lowey s3n-2 New York Democrat

Steve Lynch s2n-1 Massachusetts Democrat (Senate run 2013)

Carolyn Maloney s2n+1 New York Democrat/Liberal

Ed Markey s1n+2 MA Democratic Challenger

Jim Matheson s2n-1 Utah Democrat

Doris Matsui s1n+2 California Democrat

Carolyn McCarthy s2n-1 New York Dem./Ind./Working-Families

Betty McCollum s1n+4 Minnesota Democrat

Jim McDermott s1n+8 Washington Democrat

Jim McGovern s1n+5 Massachusetts Democrat

Mike McIntyre s3n-3 North Carolina Democrat

Jerry McNerney s2n-1 California Democrat

Gregory Meeks s1n+2 New York Dem./Working-Families

Michael Michaud s1n+2 Maine Democratic Governor Challenger

Brad Miller s2n-1 North Carolina Democrat (Retiring 2012)

George Miller s1n+3 California Democrat

Gwen Moore s1n+4 Wisconsin Democrat

James Moran s1n+6 Virginia Democrat

Jerrold Nadler s2n0 New York Dem./Lib./Working-Families

Grace Napolitano s1n+3 California Democrat

Richard Neal s2n0 Massachusetts Democrat

Eleanor Holmes Norton s1n+3 District of Columbia Democrat

John Olver s1n+2 Massachusetts Democrat (Retiring 2012)

Bill Owens s2n0 New York Democrat

Frank Pallone s2n0 New Jersey Democrat

Bill Pascrell s3n-2 New Jersey Democrat

Ed Pastor s1n+3 Arizona Democrat

Donald Payne s1n+4 New Jersey Former Democrat(Deceased 2012)

Nancy Pelosi s2n0 California Democrat

Ed Perlmutter s2n-1 Colorado Democrat

Gary Peters s2n0 MI Democratic Challenger

Collin Peterson s3n-2 Minnesota Democrat/Farmer/Labor

Chellie Pingree s1n+4 Maine Democrat

Jared Polis s1n+4 Colorado Democrat

David Eugene Price s1n+4 North Carolina Democrat

Mike Quigley s2n-1 Illinois Democrat

Nick Rahall s1n+2 West Virginia Democrat

Charles Rangel s1n+3 New York Dem./Lib./Working-Families

Silvestre Reyes s2n-1 Texas Democrat

Laura Richardson s2n+1 California Democrat

Cedric Richmond s2n0 Louisiana Democrat

Mike Ross s3n-2 Arkansas Democratic Governor Challenger

Steven Rothman s3n-2 New Jersey Democrat

Lucille Roybal-Allard s1n+2 California Democrat

Dutch Ruppersberger s2n-1 Maryland Democrat

Bobby Rush s1n+2 Illinois Democrat

Tim Ryan s2n+1 Ohio Democrat

Loretta Sanchez s2n+1 California Democrat

John Sarbanes s2n0 Maryland Democrat

Jan Schakowsky s1n+3 Illinois Democrat

Adam Schiff s2n0 California Democrat

Kurt Schrader s2n+1 Oregon Democrat

Allyson Schwartz s3n-2 Pennsylvania Democratic Governor Challenger

David Scott s2n-1 Georgia Democrat

Jose Serrano s2n+1 New York Democrat/Liberal

Terri Sewell s3n-2 Alabama Democrat

Brad Sherman s1n+2 California Democrat

Heath Shuler s3n-3 North Carolina Democrat (retiring 2012)

Albio Sires s2n0 New Jersey Democrat

Louise Slaughter s2n+1 New York Democrat

David Adam Smith s2n-1 Washington Democrat

Jackie Speier s2n+1 California Democrat

Pete Stark s1n+7 California Democrat

Betty Sutton s1n+2 Ohio Democrat

Bennie Thompson s2n0 Mississippi Democrat

Mike Thompson s1n+2 California Democrat

John Tierney s2n0 Massachusetts Democrat

Paul Tonko s1n+2 New York Democrat

Ed Towns s1n+4 New York Democrat/Liberal (Retiring)

Niki Tsongas s2n-1 Massachusetts Democrat

Chris Van Hollen s2n-1 Maryland Democrat

Peter Visclosky s2n0 Indiana Democrat

Debbie Wasserman Schultz s2n0 Florida Democrat

Maxine Waters s1n+4 California Democrat

Mel Watt s2n+1 North Carolina Democrat

Henry Waxman s2n0 California Democrat

Anthony Weiner s1n+2 New York Former Democrat(Resigned 2011)

Peter Welch s1n+2 Vermont Democrat

Frederica Wilson s1n+2 Florida Democrat

Lynn Woolsey s1n+7 California Democrat (Retiring 2012)

David Wu s1n+2 Oregon Democrat (Resigned 2011)

John Yarmuth s2n0 Kentucky Democrat

Republicans participating in 12-AAI-H

Sandy Adams s3n-4 Florida Republican (Lost 2012 primary)

Robert Aderholt s3n-3 Alabama Republican

Todd Akin s3n-3 Missouri Republican (Senate run 2012)

Rodney Alexander s3n-3 Louisiana Republican

Justin Amash s1n+2 Michigan Republican

Steve Austria s3n-3 Ohio Republican (Retiring 2012)

Michele Bachmann s3n-3 Minnesota Republican

Spencer Bachus s3n-5 Alabama Republican

Lou Barletta s3n-3 Pennsylvania Republican

Roscoe Bartlett s3n-3 Maryland Republican

Joe Linus Barton s3n-3 Texas Republican

Charlie Bass s3n-2 New Hampshire Republican (Retired 2012)

Dan Benishek s3n-4 Michigan Republican

Rick Berg s3n-2 ND Republican Challenger

Judy Biggert s3n-2 Illinois Republican

Brian Bilbray s3n-4 California Republican

Gus Bilirakis s3n-3 Florida Republican

Rob Bishop s2n-1 Utah Republican

Diane Black s3n-3 Tennessee Republican

Marsha Blackburn s3n-4 Tennessee Republican

Jo Bonner s3n-2 Alabama Republican

Mary Bono s3n-2 California Republican

Charles Boustany s2n-1 Louisiana Republican

Kevin Brady s3n-2 Texas Republican

Mo Brooks s3n-4 Alabama Republican

Paul Broun s3n-2 GA Republican Challenger

Vern Buchanan s3n-3 Florida Republican

Larry Bucshon s3n-3 Indiana Republican

Ann Marie Buerkle s3n-3 New York Republican

Michael Burgess s3n-4 Texas Republican

Dan Burton s3n-7 Indiana Republican (Retiring 2012)

Ken Calvert s3n-4 California Republican

Dave Camp s3n-3 Michigan Republican

John Campbell s2n-1 California Republican

Quico Canseco s3n-6 Texas Republican

Eric Cantor s3n-2 Virginia Republican

Shelley Moore Capito s3n-2 West Virginia Republican

John Carter s3n-3 Texas Republican

Bill Cassidy s3n-2 LA Republican Challenger

Steve Chabot s3n-4 Ohio Republican

Jason Chaffetz s3n-6 UT Former Republican Challenger (2011)

John Howard Coble s3n-4 North Carolina Republican

Mike Coffman s3n-5 Colorado Republican

Tom Cole s3n-2 Oklahoma Republican

Chip Cravaack s3n-4 Minnesota Republican

Rick Crawford s3n-3 Arkansas Republican

Ander Crenshaw s3n-2 Florida Republican

Mark Critz s3n-2 Pennsylvania Republican

John Culberson s3n-3 Texas Republican

Geoff Davis s3n-3 Kentucky Republican (Retiring 2012)

Jeff Denham s3n-2 California Republican

Charles Dent s3n-3 Pennsylvania Republican

Scott DesJarlais s3n-3 Tennessee Republican

Mario Diaz-Balart s3n-3 Florida Republican

Bob Dold s3n-4 Illinois Republican challenger

David Dreier s3n-2 California Republican (Retiring 2012)

Sean Duffy s3n-2 Wisconsin Republican

Jeff Duncan s3n-6 South Carolina Republican

Jimmy Duncan s2n-1 Tennessee Republican

Renee Ellmers s3n-4 North Carolina Republican

Jo Ann Emerson s3n-2 Missouri Republican (Resigned 2013)

Blake Farenthold s3n-3 Texas Republican

Stephen Fincher s3n-3 Tennessee Republican

Mike Fitzpatrick s3n-2 Pennsylvania Republican

Jeff Flake s3n-3 Arizona Republican (Senate run 2012)

Chuck Fleischmann s3n-4 Tennessee Republican

John Fleming s3n-6 Louisiana Republican

Bill Flores s3n-4 Texas Republican

Randy Forbes s3n-6 Virginia Republican

Jeff Fortenberry s3n-3 Nebraska Republican

Virginia Foxx s3n-6 North Carolina Republican

Trent Franks s3n-7 Arizona Republican

Rodney Frelinghuysen s3n-2 New Jersey Republican

Elton Gallegly s3n-4 California Republican (Retiring 2012)

Cory Gardner s3n-3 Colorado Republican

Scott Garrett s3n-5 New Jersey Republican

Jim Gerlach s3n-4 Pennsylvania Republican

Bob Gibbs s3n-2 Ohio Republican

Chris Gibson s2n-1 New York Republican

Phil Gingrey s3n-5 GA Republican Challenger

Louie Gohmert s3n-7 Texas Republican

Bob Goodlatte s3n-3 Virginia Republican

Paul Gosar s3n-3 Arizona Republican

Trey Gowdy s3n-3 South Carolina Republican

Kay Granger s3n-2 Texas Republican

Samuel Graves s3n-5 Missouri Republican

Tom Graves s2n-1 Georgia Republican

Tim Griffin s3n-5 Arkansas Republican

Morgan Griffith s3n-2 Virginia Republican

Michael Grimm s3n-6 New York Republican

Frank Guinta s3n-2 New Hanpshire Republican challenger

Brett Guthrie s3n-3 Kentucky Republican

Richard Hanna s2n-1 New York Republican

Gregg Harper s3n-3 Mississippi Republican

Andy Harris s3n-4 Maryland Republican

Vicky Hartzler s3n-6 Missouri Republican

Doc Hastings s3n-2 Washington Republican

Nan Hayworth s3n-3 New York Republican

Joe Heck s3n-2 Nevada Republican

Jeb Hensarling s3n-3 Texas Republican

Wally Herger s3n-5 California Republican (Retiring 2012)

Jaime Herrera s3n-2 Washington Republican

Tim Huelskamp s3n-3 Kansas Republican

Bill Huizenga s3n-3 Michigan Republican

Randy Hultgren s3n-3 Illinois Republican

Duncan Hunter Jr. s3n-6 California Republican

Robert Hurt s3n-3 Virginia Republican

Lynn Jenkins s3n-3 Kansas Republican

Bill Johnson s3n-5 Ohio Republican

Sam Johnson s3n-5 Texas Republican

Timothy Johnson s2n-1 Illinois Republican (Retiring 2012)

Walter Beaman Jones s1n+2 North Carolina Republican

Jim Jordan s3n-2 Ohio Republican

Mike Kelly s3n-3 Pennsylvania Republican

Peter King s3n-4 New York Rep./Ind./Cons./Right-To-Life

Steve King s3n-4 Iowa Republican

Jack Kingston s3n-2 GA Republican Challenger

Adam Kinzinger s3n-3 Illinois Republican

John Kline s3n-6 Minnesota Republican

Raul Labrador s3n-2 Idaho Republican

Doug Lamborn s3n-6 Colorado Republican

Leonard Lance s3n-4 New Jersey Republican

Jeff Landry s3n-4 Louisiana Republican

James Lankford s3n-4 Oklahoma Republican

Tom Latham s3n-3 Iowa Republican

Steven LaTourette s3n-2 Ohio Republican

Bob Latta s3n-3 Ohio Republican

Jerry Lewis s3n-2 California Republican (Retiring 2012)

Frank LoBiondo s3n-2 New Jersey Republican

Billy Long s3n-5 Missouri Republican

Frank Dean Lucas s3n-2 Oklahoma Republican

Blaine Luetkemeyer s3n-3 Missouri Republican

Cynthia Lummis s3n-4 Wyoming Republican

Dan Lungren s3n-2 California Republican

Connie Mack s3n-2 FL Former Republican Senator (until 2000)

Donald Manzullo s3n-4 Illinois Republican (Lost 2012 Primary)

Kenny Marchant s3n-3 Texas Republican

Tom Marino s3n-4 Pennsylvania Republican

Kevin McCarthy s3n-2 California Republican

Michael McCaul s3n-3 Texas Republican

Tom McClintock s3n-4 CA03 Former Republican Challenger (2003)

Thad McCotter s3n-3 Michigan Republican

Patrick McHenry s3n-3 North Carolina Republican

Buck McKeon s3n-3 California Republican

David McKinley s3n-7 West Virginia Republican

Patrick Meehan s3n-3 Pennsylvania Republican

John Mica s3n-2 Florida Republican

Candice Miller s3n-4 Michigan Republican

Gary Miller s3n-5 California Republican

Jeff Miller s3n-5 Florida Republican

Mick Mulvaney s3n-4 South Carolina Republican

Tim Murphy s3n-3 Pennsylvania Republican

Sue Myrick s3n-6 North Carolina Republican (Retiring 2012)

Randy Neugebauer s3n-3 Texas Republican

Kristi Noem s3n-2 South Dakota Republican

Rich Nugent s3n-4 Florida Republican

Devin Nunes s3n-2 California Republican

Alan Nunnelee s3n-4 Mississippi Republican

Pete Olson s3n-4 Texas Republican

Steven Palazzo s3n-4 Mississippi Republican

Ron Paul s1n+2 POTUS Republican (Libertarian 1988)

Erik Paulsen s3n-2 Minnesota Republican

Mike Pence s3n-6 IN Republican Governor

Joseph Pitts s3n-4 Pennsylvania Republican

Todd Platts s3n-3 Pennsylvania Republican (Retiring 2012)

Ted Poe s3n-7 Texas Republican

Mike Pompeo s3n-5 Kansas Republican

Bill Posey s3n-4 Florida Republican

Tom Price s3n-4 Georgia Republican

Ben Quayle s3n-2 Arizona Republican (lost 2012 primary)

Tom Reed s3n-2 New York Republican

Dennis Rehberg s2n-1 Montana Republican (Senate run 2012)

Dave Reichert s2n Washington Republican (Governor run 2012)

Jim Renacci s3n-3 Ohio Republican

Reid Ribble s3n-3 Wisconsin Republican

Scott Rigell s3n-3 Virginia Republican

David Rivera s3n-3 Florida Republican

Martha Roby s3n-2 Alabama Republican

Phil Roe s3n-2 Tennessee Republican

Hal Rogers s3n-2 Kentucky Republican

Michael Rogers s3n-6 Alabama Republican

Mike Rogers s3n-2 Michigan Republican

Dana Rohrabacher s2n-1 California Republican

Todd Rokita s3n-2 Indiana Republican

Tom Rooney s3n-4 Florida Republican

Ileana Ros-Lehtinen s3n-3 Florida Republican

Peter Roskam s3n-3 Illinois Republican

Dennis Ross s3n-8 Florida Republican

Ed Royce s3n-5 California Republican

Jon Runyan s3n-5 New Jersey Republican

Paul Ryan s3n-3 POTUS Republican

Steve Scalise s3n-4 LA Republican challenger

Bobby Schilling s2n0 Illinois Republican challenger 2014

Jean Schmidt s3n-5 Ohio Republican (Lost 2012 Primary)

Aaron Schock s2n-1 Illinois Republican

David Schweikert s3n-3 Arizona Republican

Austin Scott s3n-3 Georgia Republican

Tim Scott s3n-4 SC Republican Senator-Appointee

James Sensenbrenner s3n-2 Wisconsin Republican

Pete Sessions s3n-4 Texas Republican

John Shimkus s3n-3 Illinois Republican

Bill Shuster s3n-2 Pennsylvania Republican

Mike Simpson s3n-4 Idaho Republican

Adrian Smith s3n-4 Nebraska Republican

Christopher Smith s3n-3 New Jersey Republican

Lamar Smith s3n-4 Texas Republican

Steve Southerland s3n-4 Florida Republican

Cliff Stearns s3n-3 Florida Republican (Lost 2012 primary)

Steve Stivers s3n-3 Ohio Republican

Marlin Stutzman s3n-4 Indiana Republican

John Sullivan s3n-2 Oklahoma Republican

Lee Terry s3n-2 Nebraska Republican

Glenn Thompson s3n-3 Pennsylvania Republican

Mac Thornberry s3n-3 Texas Republican

Pat Tiberi s3n-6 Ohio Republican

Scott Tipton s3n-3 Colorado Republican

Bob Turner s2n-1 New York Former Republican

Mike Turner s3n-3 Ohio Republican

Fred Upton s3n-2 Michigan Republican

Tim Walberg s3n-4 Michigan Republican

Greg Walden s3n-3 Oregon Republican

Joe Walsh s3n-6 Illinois Republican

Dan Webster s3n-2 Florida Republican

Allen West s3n-7 Florida Republican

Lynn Westmoreland s3n-7 Georgia Republican

Ed Whitfield s3n-2 Kentucky Republican

Joe Wilson s3n-7 South Carolina Republican

Robert Wittman s3n-2 Virginia Republican

Frank Wolf s3n-3 Virginia Republican

Steve Womack s3n-4 Arkansas Republican

Rob Woodall s3n-3 Georgia Republican

Kevin Yoder s3n-3 Kansas Republican

Bill Young s3n-2 Florida Republican

Don Young s2n-1 Alaska Republican

Todd Young s3n-2 Indiana Republican

Independents participating in 12-AAI-H

Darrell Issa s2n0 CA03 Former Initiator of Gubernatorial Recall (2003)

Total recorded by OnTheIssues:

Democrats: 186
Republicans: 235
Independents: 1

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