Rating Group: National Federation of Independent Business - Mississippi

2020-2021 Positions

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State Office Name Party Rating
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne Republican 83%
Tom Miles 83%
Philip Moran 83%
Thomas Reynolds II 83%
MS State Senate - 5 Daniel Sparks Republican 83%
MS State House - 79 Mark Tullos Republican 83%
MS State Senate - 10 Neil Whaley Republican 83%
MS State Senate - 52 Brice Wiggins Republican 83%
Joel Bomgar 80%
MS State House - 55 Oscar Denton Democratic 80%
Debra Gibbs 80%
MS State House - 11 Lataisha Jackson Democratic 80%
MS State House - 64 Shanda Yates Independent 80%
Charles Young, Jr. 80%
MS State House - 49 Willie Bailey Democratic 67%
MS State House - 67 Earle Banks Democratic 67%
MS State Senate - 34 Juan Barnett Democratic 67%
MS State House - 65 Chris Bell Democratic 67%
MS State House - 96 Angela Cockerham Independent 67%
Abe Hudson, Jr. 67%
Sampson Jackson II 67%
MS State House - 42 Carl Mickens Democratic 67%
MS State Senate - 13 Sarita Simmons Democratic 67%
MS State House - 68 Zakiya Summers Democratic 67%
MS State House - 38 Cheikh Taylor Democratic 67%
MS State House - 16 Rickey Thompson Democratic 67%
MS State House - 103 Percy Watson Democratic 67%
Tammy Witherspoon 67%
MS State House - 110 Jeramey Anderson Democratic 60%
MS State House - 50 John Hines, Sr. Democratic 60%
MS State House - 76 Greg Holloway, Sr. Democratic 60%
MS State House - 30 Tracey Rosebud Democratic 60%
Sonya Williams-Barnes 60%
MS State House - 31 Otis Anthony II Democratic 50%
Edward Blackmon, Jr. 50%
MS State Senate - 29 David Blount Democratic 50%
William Brown 50%
MS State Senate - 37 Albert Butler Democratic 50%
MS State House - 47 Bryant Clark Democratic 50%
MS State House - 71 Ronnie Crudup, Jr. Democratic 50%
MS State House - 5 John Faulkner Democratic 50%
MS State Senate - 27 Hillman Frazier Democratic 50%
MS State House - 85 Jeffery Harness Democratic 50%
MS State House - 94 Robert Johnson III Democratic 50%
David Jordan 50%
MS State House - 41 Kabir Karriem Democratic 50%
MS State House - 40 Hester McCray Democratic 50%
MS State House - 32 Solomon Osborne Democratic 50%
MS State House - 98 Daryl Porter, Jr. Democratic 50%
MS State House - 80 Omeria Scott Democratic 50%
Rufus Straughter 50%
MS State Senate - 22 Joseph Thomas, Sr. Democratic 50%
Kenneth Walker 50%
Barbara Blackmon 40%
MS State House - 91 Bob Evans Democratic 40%
Robert Jackson 40%
MS State Senate - 28 Sollie Norwood Democratic 40%
Orlando Paden 40%
MS Mayor John Horhn Democratic 33%
MS State Senate - 16 Angela Turner-Ford Democratic 33%
MS State Senate - 7 Hob Bryan Democratic 20%
State Office Name Party Rating
MS State House - 81 Stephen Horne R 83%
Tom Miles 83%
Philip Moran 83%
Thomas Reynolds II 83%
MS State Senate - 5 Daniel Sparks R 83%
MS State House - 79 Mark Tullos R 83%
MS State Senate - 10 Neil Whaley R 83%
MS State Senate - 52 Brice Wiggins R 83%
Joel Bomgar 80%
MS State House - 55 Oscar Denton D 80%
Debra Gibbs 80%
MS State House - 11 Lataisha Jackson D 80%
MS State House - 64 Shanda Yates I 80%
Charles Young, Jr. 80%
MS State House - 49 Willie Bailey D 67%
MS State House - 67 Earle Banks D 67%
MS State Senate - 34 Juan Barnett D 67%
MS State House - 65 Chris Bell D 67%
MS State House - 96 Angela Cockerham I 67%
Abe Hudson, Jr. 67%
Sampson Jackson II 67%
MS State House - 42 Carl Mickens D 67%
MS State Senate - 13 Sarita Simmons D 67%
MS State House - 68 Zakiya Summers D 67%
MS State House - 38 Cheikh Taylor D 67%
MS State House - 16 Rickey Thompson D 67%
MS State House - 103 Percy Watson D 67%
Tammy Witherspoon 67%
MS State House - 110 Jeramey Anderson D 60%
MS State House - 50 John Hines, Sr. D 60%
MS State House - 76 Greg Holloway, Sr. D 60%
MS State House - 30 Tracey Rosebud D 60%
Sonya Williams-Barnes 60%
MS State House - 31 Otis Anthony II D 50%
Edward Blackmon, Jr. 50%
MS State Senate - 29 David Blount D 50%
William Brown 50%
MS State Senate - 37 Albert Butler D 50%
MS State House - 47 Bryant Clark D 50%
MS State House - 71 Ronnie Crudup, Jr. D 50%
MS State House - 5 John Faulkner D 50%
MS State Senate - 27 Hillman Frazier D 50%
MS State House - 85 Jeffery Harness D 50%
MS State House - 94 Robert Johnson III D 50%
David Jordan 50%
MS State House - 41 Kabir Karriem D 50%
MS State House - 40 Hester McCray D 50%
MS State House - 32 Solomon Osborne D 50%
MS State House - 98 Daryl Porter, Jr. D 50%
MS State House - 80 Omeria Scott D 50%
Rufus Straughter 50%
MS State Senate - 22 Joseph Thomas, Sr. D 50%
Kenneth Walker 50%
Barbara Blackmon 40%
MS State House - 91 Bob Evans D 40%
Robert Jackson 40%
MS State Senate - 28 Sollie Norwood D 40%
Orlando Paden 40%
MS Mayor John Horhn D 33%
MS State Senate - 16 Angela Turner-Ford D 33%
MS State Senate - 7 Hob Bryan D 20%
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