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2018 Contested House and Governor Scorecard 100718.Xlsx 2018 NMBC General Election Scorecard for Contested Legislative Races & Governor NM HOUSE CONTESTED RACE NM HOUSE CONTESTED RACE NM HOUSE CONTESTED RACE NAME NAME NAME District Party Grade District Party Grade District Party Grade MARY P SCHILDMEYER HD3 DEM NR WILLIAM ARNOLD WILEY, JR. HD31 LIB B WILLIE A. MADRID HD53 DEM NR PAUL C. BANDY (I) HD3 REP A WILLIAM R. REHM (I) HD31 REP A RICKY L. LITTLE (I) HD53 REP A ANTHONY ALLISON HD4 DEM D LAURA C. BOYD HD32 REP A BILLIE ANN HELEAN HD57 DEM D SHARON CLAHCHISCHILLIAGE (I) HD4 REP A CANDIE G. SWEETSER (I) HD32 DEM B JASON CARL HARPER (I) HD57 REP A LEROY BACA HD7 DEM C MICAELA LARA CADENA HD33 DEM NR CARL M. SWINNEY HD59 LIB NR KELLY K. FAJARDO (I) HD7 REP A CHARLES R. WENDLER HD33 REP A GREGG NIBERT (I) HD59 REP A MARY JO JARAMILLO HD8 DEM D JONATHAN KYLE ALLEN HD35 REP NR ALEXIS JIMENEZ HD60 DEM C ALONZO BALDONADO (I) HD8 REP A ANGELICA RUBIO (I) HD35 DEM D TIM D. LEWIS (I) HD60 REP A DAYAN M. HOCHMAN HD15 DEM C DAVID TOFSTED HD36 REP A MARTIN RUBEN ZAMORA HD63 REP NR BRAD WINTER HD15 REP A NATHAN P. SMALL (I) HD36 DEM D GEORGE DODGE, JR. (I) HD63 DEM D RAY L. GALLEGOS HD17 REP NR BEV COURTNEY HD37 REP A MARK D. MCDONALD HD67 DEM NR DEBORAH A. ARMSTRONG (I) HD17 DEM D JOANNE JO FERRARY (I) HD37 DEM D JACKEY O. CHATFIELD HD67 REP NR ABBAS A. AKHIL HD20 DEM NR KAREN C. WHITLOCK HD38 DEM C KAREN C. BASH HD68 DEM NR JIM DINES (I) HD20 REP A REBECCA L. DOW (I) HD38 REP A MONICA C. YOUNGBLOOD (I) HD68 REP A JESSICA P. VELASQUEZ HD22 DEM NR LEE S. COTTER HD39 REP A GREGG WILLIAM SCHMEDES HD22 REP A RODOLPHO S. MARTINEZ (I) HD39 DEM D BRENDA DIANE BOATMAN HD23 REP A TWEETI BLANCETT HD40 DTS D DAYMON B. ELY (I) HD23 DEM C JOSEPH L. SANCHEZ HD40 DEM NR TREY STEPHEN MORRIS HD24 REP A CHRISTINE CHANDLER HD43 DEM NR ELIZABETH L. THOMSON (I) HD24 DEM D LISA SHIN HD43 REP A JOAN ANTIONETTE MARENTES HD25 REP B BENTON HOWELL HD44 DEM NR CHRISTINE TRUJILLO (I) HD25 DEM F JANE E. POWDRELL-CULBERT (I) HD44 REP A NEW MEXICO GOVERNOR Party WILLIAM B. PRATT HD27 DEM C HEATHER NORDQUIST HD46 DEM C NAME Grade ROBERT GODSHALL HD27 REP A ANDREA D. ROMERO HD46 DEM NR MICHELLE LUJAN GRISHAM DEM NR MELANIE ANN STANSBURY HD28 DEM NR JARRATT APPLEWHITE HD50 DTS B STEVE PEARCE REP A JIMMIE C. HALL (I) HD28 REP A MATTHEW MCQUEEN (I) HD50 DEM D (I) - INCUMBENT scores were based on legislative votes on JOY I. GARRATT HD29 DEM NR JEFF SWANSON HD51 DEM C NMBC priority issues. Others were scored on responses to an NMBC survey. Priorty issues and the candidate survey DAVID E. ADKINS (I) HD29 REP A RACHEL A. BLACK HD51 REP NR can be found at www.nmbizcoalition.org. NATALIE R. FIGUEROA HD30 DEM NR DAVID L. CHEEK HD52 REP A NR = Failed to respond to candidate survey. JOHN L. JONES HD30 REP A DOREEN YBARRA GALLEGOS (I) HD52 DEM F Rating System A B C D F_______ Pro-Market/Job Creator: Supports less government Anti-Business: supports government growth, interference and encourages a healthy business taxation & regulation that suppress healthy environment with private sector job growth. markets and restrict private sector job growth..
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