List of Liberty-minded Candidates for US Congress

matt0611 said:
So what? Bachmann endorsed Kurt Bills, and Cain also endorses Sam Rohrer and Richard Mourdock, doesn't mean they are necessarily bad.

As bad as Herman Cain is we do share common views on a lot of issues, even if we differ greatly on overall philosophy.
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For decades Libertarians and others have been cutting off their nose to spite their face; holding out for some messiah of human perfection to save them and then unfairly comparing perspective candidates to this imaginary manifestation only to reject them outright. That is why this Liberty rating system is so vitally important. It does away with this false notion of human perfection and allows us to rank each candidate according to their Liberty merits. Not every candidate will be Ron Paul reincarnated and that is ok. The Liberty effort is much like the war effort. When in war the auxiliaries in the rear making munitions, caring for the wounded, transporting supplies, and even cooking meals for the troops are just has instrumental in victory as the guys fighting on the front lines. Consider the less-than-perfect candidates auxiliaries in this war; allies to people like Thomas Massie and Justin Amash, who will be fighting on the front for all of us.
 
givemeliberty2010 said:
Why did Zach Poskevich get on this list?
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Is he that bad? He seemed OK to me, but I haven't done an in-depth investigation into his views.

From his website:

Economy
Abolish the current tax code
Work towards implementation of either 999 or the Fair Tax
Allow businesses to succeed and fail under free market competition
Become energy independent; drill here, drill now
Audit the Federal Reserve
Repeal the 16th and 17th Amendments
Bring manufacturing back to America by eliminating government burden placed on job creators through the EPA and other agencies
Stop deficit spending
Secure the border: illegal immigration increases the national debt and takes jobs away from legal citizens

Healthcare
Repeal Obama Care
Remove burdensome regulations that come between patient and doctor
Allow purchase of insurance policies across state lines
Remove government mandates imposed on insurance companies

National Security
The role of the United States military is to protect US citizens and defend the Constitution of the United States
The American taxpayer is under no obligation to fund any military activity that does not conform to its constitutional role
Peace through strength and clarity
Return military decisions back to the military and away from bureaucrats
Withdraw the US from all international treaties that are unconstitutional and undermine US sovereignty
Investigate and clearly articulate the threat of radical Islam within our borders and stand against Sharia Law
Oppose and vote against any funding for, or implementation of, Agenda 21

Tenth Amendment
The loss of states’ rights is the result of too many unconstitutional, federally controlled or mandated programs
I will fight to return power back to the people and the states where it belongs

I will vote 'no' on any legislation like SOPA and PIPA, which directly violate freedom of speech

Social Issues
100 % Pro Human Life
Sponsor or Co-Sponsor a Constitutional Amendment making abortion illegal
No tax dollars for abortion or abortion performing organizations like Planned Parenthood
Marriage is between one man and one woman
Uphold DOMA

(emphasis mine)

*Shrug*, seems decent to me. If you have any info please share.
 
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It would be interesting to know what some of these candidates opinions are about Iran, Syria, Iraq, etc.

The "get out of Afghanistan" talking point is meaningless. It's (currently) the standard neo-conservative position.
 
Brian4Liberty said:
It would be interesting to know what some of these candidates opinions are about Iran, Syria, Iraq, etc.

The "get out of Afghanistan" talking point is meaningless. It's (currently) the standard neo-conservative position.
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No it isn't and never will be the position of the neoconservatives. It is however, the talking point of maybe half of the normal conservatives.
 
matt0611 said:
Is he that bad? He seemed OK to me, but I haven't done an in-depth investigation into his views.

From his website:

Economy
Abolish the current tax code
Work towards implementation of either 999 or the Fair Tax
Allow businesses to succeed and fail under free market competition
Become energy independent; drill here, drill now
Audit the Federal Reserve
Repeal the 16th and 17th Amendments
Bring manufacturing back to America by eliminating government burden placed on job creators through the EPA and other agencies
Stop deficit spending
Secure the border: illegal immigration increases the national debt and takes jobs away from legal citizens

Healthcare
Repeal Obama Care
Remove burdensome regulations that come between patient and doctor
Allow purchase of insurance policies across state lines
Remove government mandates imposed on insurance companies

National Security
The role of the United States military is to protect US citizens and defend the Constitution of the United States
The American taxpayer is under no obligation to fund any military activity that does not conform to its constitutional role
Peace through strength and clarity
Return military decisions back to the military and away from bureaucrats
Withdraw the US from all international treaties that are unconstitutional and undermine US sovereignty
Investigate and clearly articulate the threat of radical Islam within our borders and stand against Sharia Law
Oppose and vote against any funding for, or implementation of, Agenda 21

Tenth Amendment
The loss of states’ rights is the result of too many unconstitutional, federally controlled or mandated programs
I will fight to return power back to the people and the states where it belongs

I will vote 'no' on any legislation like SOPA and PIPA, which directly violate freedom of speech

Social Issues
100 % Pro Human Life
Sponsor or Co-Sponsor a Constitutional Amendment making abortion illegal
No tax dollars for abortion or abortion performing organizations like Planned Parenthood
Marriage is between one man and one woman
Uphold DOMA

(emphasis mine)

*Shrug*, seems decent to me. If you have any info please share.
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I was actually only going off of his issues page. I guess he's pretty good, overall. I think "Peace through strength and clarity" is a nice-sounding phrase without clear meaning. It might just be an excuse not to change anything, which is better than making things worse, of course. (Poskevich is obviously a Herman Cain acolyte, which isn't too bad.) "Return military decisions back to the military and away from bureaucrats" is alarming, though, but the idea is not extremely bad, I suppose.

I also would disagree with Poskevich on social issues and immigration, but I even disagree with Ron Paul on those things. Of course the list on these forums is not going to take a different stand, and those issues are not at the top of my concerns.
 
GeorgiaAvenger said:
No it isn't and never will be the position of the neoconservatives. It is however, the talking point of maybe half of the normal conservatives.
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Yeah, the major commentators like Kristol and Krauthammer, and their puppet McCain haven't gone that far yet. It's so common now though that it isn't a good indicator. A question about Iran, Syria and Iraq would be more revealing.
 
We should update Wes Riddle with a green status now that he has been endorsed by Ron Paul. I would propose only a four star rating, based on his extensive MIC background, lack of any details on foreign policy, and IIRC, he said at one point we need to take a "military stance" with Iran.

Wes Riddle (R) TX-25 - (purity: ★★★★☆)

Edit:

Wes Riddle on Defense:

http://tothestarboard.blogspot.com/2009/03/wes-riddles-horse-sense-391.html
 
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Please forgive me folks, I haven't been focusing much on Senate races this year. Who has won or will win the Republican Party's nomination that is good?

Now, good can be in the eye of the beholder. For some, it's only Ron Paul and above. However, for me it's Senator Jim DeMint and above (currently, for me the Senate has DeMint, Mike Lee, and Rand Paul, in that order [although Lee is creeping up on Paul, I like him a lot]). By this standard, who's in? I only know of Ted Cruz, who seems pretty good and has a great chance to win. Who else?
 
Zap! said:
Please forgive me folks, I haven't been focusing much on Senate races this year. Who has won or will win the Republican Party's nomination that is good?

Now, good can be in the eye of the beholder. For some, it's only Ron Paul and above. However, for me it's Senator Jim DeMint and above (currently, for me the Senate has DeMint, Mike Lee, and Rand Paul, in that order [although Lee is creeping up on Paul, I like him a lot]). By this standard, who's in? I only know of Ted Cruz, who seems pretty good and has a great chance to win. Who else?
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Kurt Bills is our most Ron Paul-like Senate candidate.
 
Zap! said:
Please forgive me folks, I haven't been focusing much on Senate races this year. Who has won or will win the Republican Party's nomination that is good?

Now, good can be in the eye of the beholder. For some, it's only Ron Paul and above. However, for me it's Senator Jim DeMint and above (currently, for me the Senate has DeMint, Mike Lee, and Rand Paul, in that order [although Lee is creeping up on Paul, I like him a lot]). By this standard, who's in? I only know of Ted Cruz, who seems pretty good and has a great chance to win. Who else?
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I agree with your list of senators (although I would probably add a few more who I think are decent (understand: not perfect): Ron Johnson, Pat Toomey, Tom Coburn, and a few others who usually vote with Demint, Lee, and Paul (I call these three the Terrific Three)!)

This year, some good senate candidates are:

Arizona: Jeff Flake (R)-Strong fiscal conservative. Endorsed by Jim Demint and Mike Lee. In a tough battle against a RINO millionaire.

Florida: Connie Mack (R)-Endorsed by Rand Paul and Mike Lee. Opposed CISPA and other infringements on our rights.

Indiana: Richard Mourdock (R)-Opposes the NDAA, has sympathies to the liberty movement on the Patriot Act and other infringements of our rights, was praised by Demint and Paul after defeating RINO Incumbent Senator Dick Lugar.

Missouri: Most in this movement support John Brunner (R), but some support Sarah Steelman (R). Both are better than Todd Akin. John Brunner understands the constitution a little better and firmly opposes the NDAA and CISPA.

Wisconsin: Another race most in our movement are bickering over. We all really do not want to see Tommy Thompson as senator, but it is either Mark Neumann (endorsed by Rand Paul, Jim Demint, and Mike Lee) or Eric Hovde (also a pretty decent guy).

Texas: Good job. Ted Cruz is THE MAN!

Minnesota: Hard race for Kurt Bills (R), but he's a good liberty candidate. Has the endorsement of Ron Paul and Rand Paul.

Each person has to make his/her own decision about what defines "good". I'm not a critical perfectionist (as long as people with me at least 80%, I don't mind supporting them), so the people I support may be different from other people's. I encourage you to do some research on your own because only you know for sure what your standards are, but your support for Ted Cruz is an excellent start! :)

Hope this helps.
 
My own list from: dailypaul(dot)com/242897/updated-list-of-liberty-candidates

Upcoming elections:

North Carolina 7/17/12
Vote For:
[] Dan Forrest Lt. Govenor
[] Richard Alexander Sup. Pub. Instr
[] Mike Causey Ins. Comm
[] Scott Keadle House Rep Dist 8
[] Matthew Ridenhour Mecklenburg district 5 Comm
[] Adam Brooks Comm Randolph County District 5 (not sure if the election day is correct for him)
[] Mark Hopp Comm Alamance County
[] Vance Patterson House Rep Dist 11

Georgia 7/31/12
Vote For:
[] Martin L Hawley State Rep Dist. 46
[] Charles A. Gregory State Rep Dist. 34
[] Carter Kessler State Rep. Dist. 118
[] Nick Johnson House Rep Dist 45
[] Paul C. Broun Rep Dist 10 (93% Constitutional voting record)
[] Greg Pallen House Rep Dist 4
[] Robert J. McClure House Rep Dist 97
[] Kristopher Moutray House Rep Dist 161

Texas: 7/31/12
Vote For:
[] Dale Brueggemann House Rep Dist 15
[] Jessica Bradshaw House Rep Dist 34
[] Steve Stockman House Rep Dist 36 (Sponsored Federal bill Megan's Law which Texas has tried to nullify (Ron Paul voted against it also) under state's rights because 95% of the funding goes to 5% of the problem, but he's good in most everything else)
[] Wes Riddle House Rep Dist 25
[] Ted Cruz Senate

Tennessee: 8/2/12
Vote For:
[] Thom Gray House Rep Dist 4
[] Tonya Miller House Rep Dist 53
[] Daniel Lewis House Rep. Dist 52
[] Shaun Crowell Senate (Independent)
[] Zach Poskevich Senate (Republican)
[] Adrian Eddleman Senate (Republican)
[] Weston Wamp House Rep Dist 3
[] Susan Lynn House Rep Dist 57

Michigan: 8/7/12
Vote For:
[] Ray Kirkus Berrien County Commissioner Dist. 9
[] Kerry L. Bentivolio House Rep. CD 11
[] Tom Wassa House Rep Dist 5
[] Randall Easterling Blackman Twp Delegate
[] Donald Biddinger Blackman Twp Delegate
[] Jack Hoogendyk House Rep Dist 6
[] Scotty Boman Senate
[] Amanda Van Essen House Rep Dist 88
[] Jim Hafeman House Rep Dist 109
[] Andy Sebolt Oceana County Commissioner
[] Gary Glenn Senate

Missouri: 8/7/12
Vote For:
[] Cynthia L. Davis Lieutenant Governor (Constitution Party)
[] Mike Carter Lieutenant Governor (Republican)
[] Robyn Hamlin House Rep. Dist. 1
[] Jason Greene House Rep. Dist 5
[] Tyler Holyfield House Rep Dist 70 (against Eugene Dokes)
[] Bob Parker House Rep Dist 8
[] Mike Moon House Rep Dist 7
[] Todd Akin Senate (90% Constitutional voting record, but some have complained about him)
[] John Brunner Senate
[] Bill Randles Governor
[] Dwon LittleJohn Jackson County Sheriff (Democrat)
[] Paul Curtman House Rep Dist 105
[] Kyle Albert House Rep Dist 106

Washington State: 8/7/12
Vote For:
[] Sam Wilson State House Rep. Dist. 38
[] Richard Sanders state supreme court position 9
[] David “IKE” Eichner House Rep Dist 6
[] Eli Olson House Rep. Dist. 2

Hawaii: 8/11/12
Vote For:
[] Simon Russell House Rep. Dist. 13
[] John Carroll Senate
[] Matt DiGeronimo House Rep Dist 2

Wisconsin: 8/14/12
Vote For:
[] Brandi Lefeber State Rep. Dist. 3
[] Scott Noble Senate Dist. 24
[] Eric Hovde Senate (Some say Neumann instead. Do your own research)
[] Mark Neumann Senate (Some say Hovde instead. Do your own research)

Connecticut: 8/14/12
Vote for:
[] Dan Reale House Rep Dist 2
[] Brian K. Hill Senate

Minnesota: 8/14/12
[] David Gerson House Rep Dist 2
[] Rick Karschnia House Rep Dist 65

Florida: 8/14/12 (Some candidates may only be on the Nov 6th ballot)
Vote For:
[] Don Stephenson Pasco County School Board Dist. 2
[] Dan Tucker State Committeeman Pinellas County
[] Dan Stojadinovic Senate
[] Calen Fretts House Rep Dist 1
[] Darren Ayres House Rep Dist 13
[] Strother Hammond House Rep Dist 37
[] Steve Simon - Pasco County State Committeeman
[] Paul Fosse - Hillsborough County State Committeeman
[] Susanne "Lea" Rashka - Hillsborough County State Committeewoman
[] John C. Stevens Republican State Committeeman for St. Johns County
[] Bruce Ray Riggs House Rep Dist 5
[] Cornelius McGillicuddy IV (Connie Mack) House Rep Dist 14
[] John Korsak Senate Dist (not sure if 17 or 18)
[] Jeremy Bosso House Rep Dist 2
[] John Lindsey House Rep Dist 41
[] Joe Wicker House Rep Dist 59
[] Daryle Hamel House Rep Dist 68
[] David P. Bolduc House Rep Dist 106 (Republican)
[] Jason Patrick Sager Hernando County Commissioner Dist 3
[] Michael Angelo Gordon Hernando County School Board
[] Sharon Calvert Hillsborough County Commissioner Dist 2
[] Christian Meister Lee County Sheriff
[] Bill Waldron Manatee County Sheriff
[] Bernie DeCastro Marion County Sheriff
[] Roberta Cutting Pasco County Clerk of the Court
[] Everett Rice Pinellas County Sheriff
[] Alan Burton Volusia County Committeeman

Wyoming: 8/21/12
Vote for:
[] Emmett Mavy Senate

Oklahoma: 8/28/12
Vote for:
[] Nathan Dahm Senate Dist 33 (Fish Sister Seal of Approval)

Arizona: 8/28/12
Vote for:
[] Travis Grantham House Rep Dist 9
[] David Schweikert House Rep Dist 5 (voted nay on NDAA, faces opponent that voted Aye)

New Hampshire: 9/11/12
Vote For:
[] Frank W. Szabo Sheriff of Hillsborough County
[] Dennis Lamare House Rep. Dist. 2
[] Jenn Coffey House Rep. Merrimack 1
[] Norman Tregenza House Rep Carroll 7
[] Josh Youseff Senate Dist 7
[] Bradley Jardis Coös County Sheriff

Rhode Island: 9/11/12
Vote for:
[] Barry Hinckley Senate

**NOVEMBER 6TH GENERAL ELECTION:**
[] Ron Paul
Arkansas
Arizona
California:
[] Joseph McCray, Sr. House Rep Dist 6
[] Virginia Fuller House Rep Dist 11
[] John Dennis House Rep Dist 12
[] Gary G. Miller House Rep Dist 42
[] Tom McClintock House Rep Dist 4 (93% Constitutional voting Record)
[] Dan Roberts House Rep (I think) Dist 2 (I'm sure)
[] John Inks for Mountain View City Council
[] Johnny Khamis for San Jose City Council Dist 10
[] Larry Beaman for State Senate District 17
[] David Miller House Rep Dist 32
[] Al Phillips Assembly Dist 16
[] Jeff Gorell Assembly Dist 44
[] Chris Kolski Assembly Dist 45
[] Jose Aguilar Assembly Dist 53
[] Arlyne Diamond Assembly Dist 25
[] Chris Norby Assembly Dist 65
[] Phil Paule Assembly Dist 67
[] Allan Mansoor Assembly Dist 74
[] Sherry Hodges Assembly Dist 76
[] Dana Rohrabacher House Rep 46
[] George Turnboo El Dorado County Board of Super Dist 2
[] Gary Arnold Santa Cruz County Board of Super Dist 1
[] Daniel Becket Santa Cruz County Board of Super Dist 2
[] Harry Walsh Ventura County Superior Court Judge Office #4
Colorado:
[] Tisha Casida House Rep Dist 3 (Independent)
[] Jon Fye House Rep Dist 53
[] Ellyn Hilliard House Rep Dist 11
[] Matthew Hess Douglas County Commissioner
[] David Justice House Rep Dist 61
Florida:
[] Karl Dickey Senate Dist 30
[] Peter Daniel Richter House Rep Dist 106 (Libertarian)
[] Jonathan Smith House Rep Dist 154
[] Jonathan Loesche House Rep Dist 14
Idaho:
[] Monty J. Pearce House Rep. Dist. 9
[] Lenore Barrett House Rep. Dist. 35B
[] Monty Pearce Senate Dist. 9
[] Pete Nielsen House Rep. Dist. 22B
[] Phil Hart House Rep. Dist. 3B
[] Shirley McKague Senate Dist. 20
[] Vito Barbieri House Rep. Dist. 3A
[] Raul Labrador House Rep Dist 1 (93% Constitutional voting record, but also known as a rank & file Republican)
[] Rob Oates House Rep Dist 1 (Libertarian)
Illinois:
[] Richard L. Grabowski House Rep Dist 3
[] Angela Michael House Rep Dist 15 (Democrat)
[] Doug Marks Senate Dist 33
[] Chad Grimm House Rep Dist 92
[] Richard Clark House Rep Dist 68
[] John Bambenek Senate Dist 52
[] Michael Carbone Lake County Board Dist 16
[] Tom Morrison House Rep Dist 54
[] Dan Duffy Senate Dist 26
[] Julie Fox Kane County Comptroller
[] Bob Shelstrom Senate Dist 18
[] Carl Segvich Commissioner of the Metropolitan Water Reclamation District of Greater Chicago Cook County 11th Ward
Indiana
[] Justin Stevens House Rep Dist 66
[] Andrew Horning Senate
[] Richard Mourdock Senate
[] James Nease House Rep Dist 100
Iowa:
[] Jason Schultz House Rep. Dist 55
[] Kim Pearson House Rep. Dist. 42
[] Glen Massie House Rep Dist 74
[] Steve McCoy House Rep Dist 26
[] Randi Shannon Senate Dist 34
[] Dave Edwards Senate Dist 16
[] Will Johnson Senate
[] Jake Highfill House Rep 39
[] Tom Shaw House Rep Dist 10
[] Matt DeVries House Rep Dist 37 (still yet to be determined)
[] Dan Charleston Polk County Sheriff
Kentucky:
[] Thomas Massie House Rep Dist 4
[] Craig R. Astor House Rep Dist 2
[] Chris Hightower House Rep Dist 16
Louisiana:
[] Jeff Landry House Rep Dist 3 (90% Constitutional voting record)
Maine:
[] Aaron Libby House Rep. Dist 139
[] Beth O'Connor House Rep Dist 135
[] David Johnson House Rep Dist 20
[] Heather Sirocki House Rep Dist 128
[] Jeffery Gifford House Rep Dist 12
[] Lance Harvell House Rep Dist 89
[] Larry Dunphy House Rep 88
[] Michael McClellan House Rep 103
[] Michael Willette House Rep Dist 5
[] Paul Waterhouse House Rep Dist 98
[] R. Ryan Harmon House Rep Dist 45
[] Matthew Maloney House Rep Dist 126
[] Andrew Ian Dodge Senate
[] John Logan Jones House Rep Dist 112
[] Ryan Wheaton Senate Dist 21
[] Sam Canders House Rep Dist 15
[] Alan Pinkham House Rep Dist 51
[] Tim Lajoie House Rep Dist 74
[] Gwen Tuttle House Rep Dist 119
[] Davian Akers House Rep Dist 120
Maryland:
[] Faith Loudon House Rep Dist 4
[] Roscoe Bartlett House Rep Dist 6
[] Eric Knowles House Rep Dist 3
[] Dean Ahmad Senate (Libertarian)
[] Muir Boda House Rep Dist 1
Michigan:
[] Justin Amash House Rep Dist. 3
[] Justin Altman Washtenaw County Prosecutor
Minnesota:
[] Kurt Bills U.S. Senate
[] Ben Blomgren House Rep. Dist. 66B
[] Paul Tuschy House Rep Dist 52B
[] Carlos Conway House Rep Dist 65B
[] Andrew A. Ojeda House Rep Dist 64A
Mississippi:
[] Danny Bedwell House Rep Dist 1
Missouri:
[] Paul Curtman House Rep. Dist. 105
Montana:
[] Dan Cox Senate
[] Tim Baldwin House Rep Dist 4 (Chuck Baldwin's son)
New Hampshire:
[] Jim Forsythe Senate Dist. 4
[] Andy Sanborn Senate Dist. 7
[] Ann Cartwright Senate Cheshire Dist. 2
[] Andrew Manuse House Rep Rockingham 5
[] Cam DeJong House Rep Hillsborough 9
[] Carol Vita House Rep Strafford 3
[] Lou Vita House Rep Strafford 3
[] Donna Mauro House Rep Rockingham 4
[] George Lambert House Rep Hillsborough 27 (but might be 44)
[] Jennifer Coffey House Rep Merrimack 6
[] Keith Murphy House Rep Hillsborough 18
[] Kyle Jones House Rep Strafford 1
[] Laura Jones House Rep Strafford 1
[] Mark Warden House Rep Hillsborough 7
[] Paul Mirski House Rep Grafton 10
[] Tammy Simmons House Rep Hillsborough 17
[] Timothy Comerford House Rep Rockingham 9
New Jersey:
[] Michael Doherty Senate Dist. 23
[] Ken Kaplan Senate
[] John Ordille House Rep Dist 2
[] Len Flynn House Rep Dist 6
[] Patrick McKnight House Rep Dist 7
[] Mick Erickson House Rep Dist 10
[] Robert Witterschein House Rep Dist 3
New York:
[] Dan Halloran House Rep Dist 6
[] Rick Witt House Rep Dist 1
[] Anthony Tolda House Rep Dist 3 (Constitution Party)
[] Chris Edes Senate
[] Dan Riina House Rep Dist 2
New Mexico:
[] Jon Barrie Senate
[] Robert Cain House Rep Dist 17
North Dakota
[] Nathan Toman House Rep Dist 34
[] Eric Olson Congress at large
North Carolina:
[] Walter Jones, Jr. House Rep. Dist. 3
[] Barbara Howe Governor
[] Brian Irving House Rep Dist 2
[] Kent Wilsey House Rep Dist 62
[] Steve Royal Treasurer
[] Richard Rivette Senate Dist 38
[] Michael Speciale House Rep Dist 3
[] John Bell House Rep Dist 10
Ohio
[] Richard Ehrbar House Rep Dist 3
[] Robert Sherwin House Rep Dist 57
[] Sean Stipe House Rep Dist 9
Oklahoma:
[] Charles Key Oklahoma County Clerk (Fish Sisters Seal of Approval)
[] John Sullivan House Rep Dist 1
[] R.J. Harris House Rep Dist 4
Oregon:
[] Art Robinson House Rep Dist 4
Pennsylvaina
[] John Featherman House Rep Dist 1
[] Hans F. Lessmann House Rep Dist 14
Rhode Island:
[] Nicholas Kettle Senate Dist. 21
South Dakota:
[] Dan Kaiser House Rep. Dist. 3
[] Jon Hansen House Rep. Dist. 25
[] Brian Liss House Rep. Dist. 13
[] Brock Greenfield House Rep Dist 2
[] Issac Latterell House Rep Dist 6
[] Jenna Haggar House Rep Dist 10
[] Manny Steele House Rep Dist 12
[] Stave Nelson House Rep Dist 19
[] Lance Russel House Rep Dist 30
[] Mike Verchio House Rep Dist 30
[] Don Kopp House Rep Dist 35
[] Betty Olson House Rep Dist 28b
[] Jim Stalzer House Rep Dist 11
[] Tim Begalka Senate Dist 4
[] Ernie Otten JR Senate Dist 6
[] Phil Jensen Senate Dist 33
South Carolina:
[] Lee Bright Senate Dist 12
[] Kevin Bryant Senate Dist 3
[] Tom Davis Senate Dist 46
[] Danny Verdin Senate Dist 9
[] Jeff Duncan House Rep Dist 3 (93% Constitutional Voting record)
[] Ryan Payne House Rep Dist 44
[] Katrina Shealy Senate Dist 23 (may or may not be on the ballot due to certification issues)
[] Deedee Vaughters Senate Dist 26
[] Donna Wood House Rep Dist 37
[] Anthony Holan House Rep Dist 19 (Constitution Party)
Tennessee:
[] Thom Gray House Rep Dist 4
[] Lenny Ladner House Rep Dist 7
Texas:
[] David Simpson House Rep. Dist. 7
[] Sterling Russell House Rep. Dist. 15 (Libertarian)
[] Ed Kless Senate Dist. 8
[] Michael Cole House Rep. Dist. 36
[] Patrick Hisel House Rep. Dist. 28 (Libertarian
[] William Hayward House Rep Dist 28 (Republican)
[] Steve Mueller House Rep. Dist 9
[] Zach Grady House Rep Dist 14
[] Steve Susman House Rep Dist 22
[] Nick Tanner House Rep Dist 47
[] Mark Lawson House Rep Dist 19
[] M. Lance Donohue House Rep dist 33
[] Dan Hawkins House Rep Dist 99
[] Jon Roland Senate
[] Jonathan Stickland House Rep Dist 92
[] Jason Isaac House Rep Dist 45
[] Matt Krause House Rep Dist 93
[] Giovanni Capriglione House Rep Dist 98
Utah:
[] Kay Christofferson House Rep Dist 56
[] Brian Greene House Rep Dist 57
Vermont:
[] Adam B. Howard House Rep. Lamoille 4
[] Tom Burditt House Rep. Rutland 1-2
[] Robert Wagner Senate Addison District
Washington:
[] Cary Condotta House Rep Dist 12A
[] Jason Overstreet House Rep Dist 42A
[] Matthew Shea House Rep Dist 4b
[] Sam Wilson House Rep Dist 38a
Wisconsin:
[] Dan Sebring House Rep Dist 4
Wyoming:
[] Kendell Kroeker House Rep. Dist. 35
[] Lyle Williams Senate Dist 14
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