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Data Retrieved June 21, 2018, 9:44 Am, from Votesmart.Org At Data retrieved June 21, 2018, 9:44 am, from VoteSmart.org at https://votesmart.org/interest-group/1457/rating/10204 Rating Group: Washington State Labor Council, AFL-CIO 2017 "Lifetime Legislative Voting Record" State Office District Name Party Rating WA State House 1 Position 1 Derek Stanford Democratic 100% WA State House 1 Position 2 Shelley Kloba Democratic 100% WA State House 2 Position 1 Andrew Barkis Republican 28% WA State House 2 Position 2 JT Wilcox Republican 17% WA State House 3 Position 1 Marcus Riccelli Democratic 98% WA State House 3 Position 2 Timm Ormsby Democratic 99% WA State House 4 Position 1 Bob McCaslin, Jr. Republican 12% WA State House 4 Position 2 Matt Shea Republican 12% WA State House 5 Position 1 Jay Rodne Republican 18% WA State House 5 Position 2 Paul Graves Republican 54% WA State House 6 Position 1 Mike Volz Republican 25% WA State House 6 Position 2 Jeff Holy Republican 19% WA State House 7 Position 1 Jacquelin Maycumber Republican 15% WA State House 7 Position 2 Joel Kretz Republican 13% WA State House 8 Position 1 Brad Klippert Republican 10% WA State House 8 Position 2 Larry Haler Republican 27% WA State House 9 Position 1 Mary Dye Republican 15% WA State House 9 Position 2 Joe Schmick Republican 13% WA State House 10 Position 1 Norma Smith Republican 19% WA State House 10 Position 2 Dave Hayes Republican 23% WA State House 11 Position 1 Zack Hudgins Democratic 95% WA State House 11 Position 2 Steve Bergquist Democratic 100% WA State House 12 Position 1 Cary Condotta Republican 13% WA State House 12 Position 2 Mike Steele Republican 31% WA State House 13 Position 1 Tom Dent Republican 15% WA State House 13 Position 2 Matt Manweller Republican 21% WA State House 14 Position 1 Norm Johnson Republican 18% WA State House 14 Position 2 Gina Mosbrucker Republican 26% WA State House 15 Position 1 Bruce Chandler Republican 10% WA State House 15 Position 2 David Taylor Republican 10% WA State House 16 Position 1 Bill Jenkin Republican 15% WA State House 16 Position 2 Terry Nealey Republican 15% WA State House 17 Position 1 Vicki Kraft Republican 31% WA State House 17 Position 2 Paul Harris Republican 28% WA State House 18 Position 1 Brandon Vick Republican 11% WA State House 18 Position 2 Liz Pike Republican 11% WA State House 19 Position 1 Jim Walsh Republican 29% WA State House 19 Position 2 Brian Blake Democratic 91% WA State House 20 Position 1 Richard DeBolt Republican 15% WA State House 20 Position 2 Ed Orcutt Republican 13% WA State House 21 Position 1 Strom Peterson Democratic 100% WA State House 21 Position 2 Lillian Ortiz-Self Democratic 100% WA State House 22 Position 1 Laurie Dolan Democratic 100% WA State House 22 Position 2 Beth Doglio Democratic 100% WA State House 23 Position 1 Sherry Appleton Democratic 99% WA State House 23 Position 2 Drew Hansen Democratic 99% WA State House 24 Position 1 Mike Chapman Democratic 100% WA State House 24 Position 2 Steve Tharinger Democratic 91% WA State House 25 Position 1 Melanie Stambaugh Republican 47% WA State House 25 Position 2 Joyce McDonald Republican 28% WA State House 26 Position 1 Jesse Young Republican 28% WA State House 26 Position 2 Michelle Caldier Republican 29% WA State House 27 Position 1 Laurie Jinkins Democratic 91% WA State House 27 Position 2 Jake Fey Democratic 100% WA State House 28 Position 1 Dick Muri Republican 41% WA State House 28 Position 2 Christine Kilduff Democratic 100% WA State House 29 Position 1 David Sawyer Democratic 98% WA State House 29 Position 2 Steve Kirby Democratic 98% WA State House 30 Position 1 Mike Pellicciotti Democratic 100% WA State House 31 Position 1 Drew Stokesbary Republican 29% WA State House 31 Position 2 Morgan Irwin Republican 38% WA State House 32 Position 1 Cindy Ryu Democratic 100% WA State House 32 Position 2 Ruth Kagi Democratic 90% WA State House 33 Position 1 Tina Orwall Democratic 96% WA State House 33 Position 2 Mia Gregerson Democratic 98% WA State House 34 Position 1 Eileen Cody Democratic 96% WA State House 34 Position 2 Joe Fitzgibbon Democratic 99% WA State House 35 Position 1 Dan Griffey Republican 18% WA State House 35 Position 2 Drew MacEwen Republican 23% WA State House 36 Position 1 Noel Frame Democratic 100% WA State House 36 Position 2 Gael Tarleton Democratic 100% WA State House 37 Position 1 Sharon Tomiko Santos Democratic 95% WA State House 37 Position 2 Eric Pettigrew Democratic 90% WA State House 38 Position 1 June Robinson Democratic 100% WA State House 38 Position 2 Mike Sells Democratic 100% WA State House 39 Position 1 Dan Kristiansen Republican 12% WA State House 40 Position 1 Kristine Lytton Democratic 99% WA State House 40 Position 2 Jeff Morris Democratic 82% WA State House 41 Position 1 Tana Senn Democratic 98% WA State House 41 Position 2 Judy Clibborn Democratic 83% WA State House 42 Position 1 Luanne Van Werven Republican 18% WA State House 42 Position 2 Vincent Buys Republican 13% WA State House 43 Position 1 Nicole Macri Democratic 100% WA State House 43 Position 2 Frank Chopp Democratic 91% WA State House 44 Position 1 John Lovick Democratic 95% WA State House 44 Position 2 Mark Harmsworth Republican 21% WA State House 45 Position 1 Roger Goodman Democratic 97% WA State House 45 Position 2 Larry Springer Democratic 80% WA State House 46 Position 1 Gerry Pollet Democratic 100% WA State House 46 Position 2 Javier Valdez Democratic 100% WA State House 47 Position 1 Mark Hargrove Republican 14% WA State House 47 Position 2 Pat Sullivan Democratic 88% WA State House 48 Position 1 Vandana Slatter Democratic 100% WA State House 48 Position 2 Joan McBride Democratic 100% WA State House 49 Position 1 Sharon Wylie Democratic 92% WA State House 49 Position 2 Monica Stonier Democratic 91% WA State Senate 1 Guy Palumbo Democratic 82% WA State Senate 2 Randi Becker Republican 15% WA State Senate 3 Andy Billig Democratic 98% WA State Senate 4 Mike Padden Republican 8% WA State Senate 5 Mark Mullet Democratic 69% WA State Senate 6 Michael Baumgartner Republican 12% WA State Senate 7 Shelly Short Republican 12% WA State Senate 8 Sharon Brown Republican 10% WA State Senate 9 Mark Schoesler Republican 12% WA State Senate 10 Barbara Bailey Republican 13% WA State Senate 11 Bob Hasegawa Democratic 99% WA State Senate 12 Brad Hawkins Republican 19% WA State Senate 13 Judy Warnick Republican 12% WA State Senate 14 Curtis King Republican 17% WA State Senate 15 Jim Honeyford Republican 8% WA State Senate 16 Maureen Walsh Republican 29% WA State Senate 17 Lynda Wilson Republican 18% WA State Senate 18 Ann Rivers Republican 18% WA State Senate 19 Dean Takko Democratic 79% WA State Senate 20 John Braun Republican 12% WA State Senate 21 Marko Liias Democratic 95% WA State Senate 22 Sam Hunt Democratic 98% WA State Senate 23 Christine Rolfes Democratic 91% WA State Senate 24 Kevin Van De Wege Democratic 89% WA State Senate 25 Hans Zeiger Republican 36% WA State Senate 26 Jan Angel Republican 18% WA State Senate 27 Jeannie Darneille Democratic 91% WA State Senate 28 Steve O'Ban Republican 22% WA State Senate 29 Steve Conway Democratic 100% WA State Senate 30 Mark Miloscia Republican 81% WA State Senate 31 Phil Fortunato Republican 33% WA State Senate 32 Maralyn Chase Democratic 98% WA State Senate 33 Karen Keiser Democratic 95% WA State Senate 34 Sharon Nelson Democratic 98% WA State Senate 35 Timothy Sheldon Democratic 27% WA State Senate 36 Reuven Carlyle Democratic 75% WA State Senate 37 Rebecca Saldaña Democratic 100% WA State Senate 38 John McCoy Democratic 94% WA State Senate 40 Kevin Ranker Democratic 95% WA State Senate 41 Lisa Wellman Democratic 92% WA State Senate 42 Doug Ericksen Republican 16% WA State Senate 43 Jamie Pedersen Democratic 82% WA State Senate 44 Steve Hobbs Democratic 64% WA State Senate 46 David Frockt Democratic 91% WA State Senate 47 Joe Fain Republican 20% WA State Senate 48 Patty Kuderer Democratic 100% WA State Senate 49 Annette Cleveland Democratic 96% WA Councilperson 1 Pat Sullivan Democratic 88% Jessyn Farrell 100% John Koster 5% Kirk Pearson 17% Dino Rossi 7% How to Interpret these Evaluations Keep in mind that ratings done by special interest groups often do not represent a non-partisan stance. In addition, some groups select votes that tend to favor members of one political party over another, rather than choosing votes based solely on issues concerns. Nevertheless, they can be invaluable in showing where an incumbent has stood on a series of votes in the past one or two years, especially when ratings by groups on all sides of an issue are compared. Website links, if available, and descriptions of the organizations offering performance evaluations are accessible by clicking on the name of the group. Most performance evaluations are displayed in a percentage format. However, some organizations present their ratings in the form of a letter grade or endorsement based on voting records, interviews, survey results and/or sources of campaign funding. For consistency and ease in understanding, Project Vote Smart converts all scores into a percentage when possible. Please visit the group's website or call 1-888-VOTESMART for more specific information. .
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