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Idaho Freedom Index 2014 SENATE HOUSE (Score out of Possible +/- 216) (Score out of Possible +/- 240) Sen Idaho Freedom Index 2014 SENATE HOUSE (Score out of possible +/- 216) (Score out of possible +/- 240) Sen. Sheryl L. Nuxoll (R-District 7) +72 Rep. Steven C. Harris (R-District 21A) +170 Rep. Stephen Hartgen (R-District 24B) -38 Sen. Steve Vick (R-District 2) +70 Rep. Ron Mendive (R-District 3A) +154 Rep. Steve Miller (R-District 26A) -39 Sen. Monty J. Pearce (R-District 9) +64 Rep. Shannon McMillan (R-District 7A) +152 Rep. Julie Van Orden (R-District 31B) -40 Sen. Clifford R. Bayer (R-District 21) +58 Rep. Vito Barbieri (R-District 2A) +140 Rep. Marc Gibbs (R-District 32A) -41 Sen. Russell M. Fulcher (R-District 22) +49 Rep. Paul E. Shepherd (R-District 7B) +122 Rep. Maxine T. Bell (R-District 25A) -44 Sen. Bob Nonini (R-District 3) +48 Rep. Lenore Hardy Barrett (R-District 8B) +114 Rep. Rick D. Youngblood (R-District 12B) -45 Sen. Steven P. Thayn (R-District 8) +34 Rep. Judy Boyle (R-District 9B) +98 Rep. Dell Raybould (R-District 34B) -46 Sen. Dean M. Mortimer (R-District 30) +12 Rep. Kathleen Sims (R-District 4B) +98 Rep. Wendy Horman (R-District 30B) -46 Sen. Jim Rice (R-District 10) +9 Rep. Jason Monks (R-District 22B) +94 Rep. Clark Kauffman (R-District 25B) -46 Sen. Curtis D. McKenzie (R-District 13) -23 Rep. M. Peter Nielsen (R-District 23B) +84 Rep. Lance W. Clow (R-District 24A) -46 Sen. Jeff C. Siddoway (R-District 35) -26 Rep. Terry F. Gestrin (R-District 8A) +82 Rep. Scott C. Bedke (R-District 27A) -49 Sen. Todd Lakey (R-District 12) -32 Rep. Thyra K. Stevenson (R-District 6A) +82 Rep. Fred Wood (R-District 27B) -51 Sen. R. Steven Bair (R-District 31) -36 Rep. JoAn E. Wood (R-District 35A) +80 Rep. Eric Anderson (R-District 1A) -51 Sen. Chuck Winder (R-District 20) -36 Rep. Joe A. Palmer (R-District 20A) +78 Rep. Darrell G. Bolz (R-District 10B) -52 Sen. Daniel G. Johnson (R-District 6) -39 Rep. Brent Crane (R-District 13A) +72 Rep. Ed Morse (R-District 2B) -53 Sen. Jim Guthrie (R-District 28) -54 Rep. Thomas E. Dayley (R-District 21B) +70 Rep. Neil A. Anderson (R-District 31A) -54 Sen. Marv Hagedorn (R-District 14) -56 Rep. Lynn M. Luker (R-District 15A) +68 Rep. Phylis K. King (D-District 18B) -58 Sen. Les Bock (D-District 16) -57 Rep. John Vander Woude (R-District 22A) +64 Rep. Luke Malek (R-District 4A) -58 Sen. John Tippets (R-District 32) -58 Rep. Lawerence E. Denney (R-District 9A) +63 Rep. Paul Romrell (R-District 35B) -60 Sen. Brent Hill (R-District 34) -61 Rep. Gayle Batt (R-District 11A) +42 Rep. Kelley Packer (R-District 28B) -61 Sen. Fred S. Martin (R-District 15) -61 Rep. Mike Moyle (R-District 14A) +32 Rep. Douglas A. Hancey Jr. (R-District 34A) -62 Sen. John W. Goedde (R-District 4) -61 Rep. Reed DeMordaunt (R-District 14B) +22 Rep. Holli High Woodings (D-District 19B) -63 Sen. Bart M. Davis (R-District 33) -63 Rep. Janet Trujillo (R-District 33A) +16 Rep. Hy Kloc (D-District 16B) -64 Sen. James Patrick (R-District 25) -63 Rep. Ken Andrus (R-District 28A) +9 Rep. George E. Eskridge (R-District 1B) -64 Sen. Janie Ward-Engelking (D-District 18) -63 Rep. Thomas Loertscher (R-District 32B) +7 Rep. Richard Wills (R-District 23A) -65 Sen. Michelle Stennett (D-District 26) -64 Rep. James Holtzclaw (R-District 20B) +6 Rep. Carolyn Meline (D-District 29A) -69 Sen. Lee Heider (R-District 24) -64 Rep. Brandon Hixon (R-District 10A) +4 Rep. Mathew Erpelding (D-District 19A) -70 Sen. Elliot Werk (D-District 17) -65 Rep. Cindy Agidius (R-District 5A) +2 Rep. John Rusche (D-District 6B) -70 Sen. Bert Brackett (R-District 23) -66 Rep. Jeffrey D. Thompson (R-District 30A) -5 Rep. Susan B. Chew (D-District 17B) -74 Sen. Patti Anne Lodge (R-District 11) -66 Rep. Gary E. Collins (R-District 13B) -5 Rep. Grant Burgoyne (D-District 16A) -74 Sen. Dan J. Schmidt (D-District 5) -66 Rep. Robert Anderst (R-District 12A) -25 Rep. Shirley G. Ringo (D-District 5B) -74 Sen. Dean L. Cameron (R-District 27) -70 Rep. Frank N. Henderson (R-District 3B) -29 Rep. Donna L. Pence (D-District 26B) -76 Sen. Cherie Buckner-Webb (D-District 19) -70 Rep. Patrick McDonald (R-District 15B) -31 Rep. John L. Gannon (D-District 17A) -76 Sen. Roy Lacey (D-District 29) -72 Rep. Linden B. Bateman (R-District 33B) -32 Rep. Elaine Smith (D-District 29B) -88 Sen. Shawn A. Keough (R-District 1) -74 Rep. Christy Perry (R-District 11B) -34 Rep. Ilana Rubel (D-District 18A) -105 Positive numbers indicate a pro-free market and freedom-oriented voting record; negative numbers indicate the opposite. Complete voting details and legislation analysis is available at www.IdahoFreedomIndex.com Disclaimer: The Idaho Freedom Foundation Freedom Index is an aggregation of Idaho Freedom Foundation's non-partisan analysis and rating of bills voted on by the Idaho Legislature during the 2014 legislative session. The Freedom Index is not intended to serve as either an express or an implied endorsement or rejection of any candidate for public office. Idaho Freedom Foundation recognizes that there are inherent limitations in judging the qualifications of any legislator on the basis of a selected number of votes, and legislative activities such as performance on committees and constituent services are not reflected in the scores of the Freedom Index. .
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