| State | Office | District | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DE | U.S. Senate | Jr | Chris Coons | Democratic | F |
| DE | U.S. House | At-Large | John Carney, Jr. | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 3 | Helene Keeley | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 4 | Gerald Brady | Democratic | D |
| DE | State House | 5 | Melanie Smith | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 7 | Bryon Short | Democratic | C |
| DE | State House | 8 | Quinn Johnson IV | Democratic | B |
| DE | State House | 9 | Rebecca Walker | Democratic | A |
| DE | State House | 10 | Dennis Williams | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 12 | Deborah Hudson | Republican | A |
| DE | State House | 13 | John Mitchell, Jr. | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 14 | Peter Schwartzkopf | Democratic | D |
| DE | State House | 15 | Valerie Longhurst | Democratic | B |
| DE | State House | 16 | James Johnson | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 17 | Michael Mulrooney | Democratic | A |
| DE | State House | 18 | Michael Barbieri | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 21 | Mike Ramone | Republican | A |
| DE | State House | 22 | Joseph Miro | Republican | C |
| DE | State House | 24 | Edward Osienski | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 25 | John Kowalko, Jr. | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 26 | John Viola | Democratic | A- |
| DE | State House | 27 | Earl Jaques, Jr. | Democratic | F |
| DE | State House | 28 | William Carson, Jr. | Democratic | A |
| DE | State House | 30 | William Outten | Republican | A |
| DE | State House | 31 | Darryl Scott | Democratic | C |
| DE | State House | 33 | Harold Peterman | Republican | A |
| DE | State House | 34 | Donald Blakey | Republican | A- |
| DE | State House | 35 | David Wilson | Republican | A |
| DE | State House | 36 | Harvey Kenton | Republican | A |
| DE | State House | 37 | Ruth Briggs King | Republican | A+ |
| DE | State House | 39 | Daniel Short | Republican | A |
| DE | State House | 41 | John Atkins | Democratic | A+ |
| DE | State Senate | 1 | Harris McDowell III | Democratic | F |
| DE | State Senate | 4 | Gregory Lavelle | Republican | A |
| DE | State Senate | 5 | Catherine Cloutier | Republican | B+ |
| DE | State Senate | 7 | Patti Blevins | Democratic | C |
| DE | State Senate | 8 | David Sokola | Democratic | F |
| DE | State Senate | 9 | Karen Peterson | Democratic | F |
| DE | State Senate | 13 | David McBride | Democratic | A+ |
| DE | State Senate | 14 | Bruce Ennis | Democratic | A+ |
| DE | State Senate | 15 | Dave Lawson | Republican | A |
| DE | State Senate | 16 | Colin Bonini | Republican | A |
| DE | State Senate | 20 | Gerald Hocker | Republican | A |
| DE | Attorney General | Joseph Biden III | Democratic | F | |
| DE | Auditor of Accounts | R. Thomas Wagner, Jr. | Republican | A | |
| DE | Treasurer | Chip Flowers, Jr. | Democratic | F | |
| Bradford Bennett | A | ||||
| Joe Booth | A+ | ||||
| George Bunting, Jr. | A | ||||
| Richard Carroll | A | ||||
| Dorinda Connor | B | ||||
| Nancy Cook | A+ | ||||
| Fredrick Cullis | A | ||||
| David Ellis | F | ||||
| Jay Galloway | B+ | ||||
| Robert Gilligan | A | ||||
| Gregory Hastings | A | ||||
| Robert Johnston | A | ||||
| Abe Jones | F | ||||
| Richard Korn | F | ||||
| Thomas Kovach | A | ||||
| Clifford Lee | A | ||||
| Nick Manolakos | A | ||||
| John Marino | A | ||||
| C McCabe | A | ||||
| Beth Miller | A | ||||
| Karen Minner | A | ||||
| John Moritz | A | ||||
| Christine O'Donnell | A | ||||
| Robert Rhodunda | A | ||||
| Kathleen Rokosz | C | ||||
| Vincent Ruff | A | ||||
| Louis Saindon | A- | ||||
| Teresa Schooley | D | ||||
| Frank Shade | A | ||||
| Ronald Smith | A | ||||
| Terry Spence | A | ||||
| William Stritzinger | A | ||||
| Judith Travis | A | ||||
| Glen Urquhart | A | ||||
| James Van Houten | A | ||||
| Robert Walls | A | ||||
| Christopher Weeks | A | ||||
| Dennis Williams | F | ||||
| Lincoln Willis | A | ||||
| Gordon Winegar III | F |
Special Interest Groups
Rating Group: National Rifle Association Political Victory Fund
2010 Positions on Gun Rights
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.
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