| State | Office | District | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MA | State House | Fifth Bristol | Patricia Haddad | Democratic | 83% |
| MA | State House | Tenth Bristol | William Straus | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State House | Eleventh Bristol | Robert Koczera | Democratic | 60% |
| MA | State House | Thirteenth Bristol | Antonio Cabral | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House | Fourteenth Bristol | Elizabeth Poirier | Republican | 40% |
| MA | State House | Third Essex | Brian Dempsey | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State House | Fourth Essex | Bradford Hill | Republican | 20% |
| MA | State House | Tenth Essex | Robert Fennell | Democratic | 60% |
| MA | State House | Thirteenth Essex | Theodore Speliotis | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House | First Franklin | Stephen Kulik | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Seventh Hampden | Thomas Petrolati | Democratic | 20% |
| MA | State House | Eighth Hampden | Joseph Wagner | Democratic | 20% |
| MA | State House | Tenth Hampden | Cheryl Coakley-Rivera | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House | Eleventh Hampden | Benjamin Swan, Sr. | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Third Hampshire | Ellen Story | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Fifth Middlesex | David Linsky | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Ninth Middlesex | Thomas Stanley | Democratic | 50% |
| MA | State House | Eleventh Middlesex | Kay Khan | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Twelfth Middlesex | Ruth Balser | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Fourteenth Middlesex | Cory Atkins | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House | Fifteenth Middlesex | Jay Kaufman | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Sixteenth Middlesex | Thomas Golden, Jr. | Democratic | 20% |
| MA | State House | Seventeenth Middlesex | David Nangle | Democratic | 25% |
| MA | State House | Eighteenth Middlesex | Kevin Murphy | Democratic | 50% |
| MA | State House | Nineteenth Middlesex | James Miceli | Democratic | 0% |
| MA | State House | Twentieth Middlesex | Bradley Jones, Jr. | Republican | 20% |
| MA | State House | Twenty-Sixth Middlesex | Timothy Toomey, Jr. | Democratic | 60% |
| MA | State House | Thirty-Third Middlesex | Christopher Fallon | Democratic | 20% |
| MA | State House | Thirty-Fifth Middlesex | Paul Donato, Sr. | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State House | Thirty-Sixth Middlesex | Colleen Garry | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State House | First Norfolk | Bruce Ayers | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State House | Third Norfolk | Ronald Mariano | Democratic | 33% |
| MA | State House | Fourth Norfolk | James Murphy | Democratic | 50% |
| MA | State House | Sixth Norfolk | William Galvin | Democratic | 33% |
| MA | State House | Seventh Norfolk | Walter Timilty | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State House | Eighth Norfolk | Louis Kafka | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House | Twelfth Norfolk | John Rogers | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State House | Fifteenth Norfolk | Frank Smizik | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | First Plymouth | Vinny deMacedo | Republican | 20% |
| MA | State House | Third Plymouth | Garrett Bradley | Democratic | 50% |
| MA | State House | Tenth Plymouth | Christine Canavan | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House | Second Suffolk | Eugene O'Flaherty | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Seventh Suffolk | Gloria Fox | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Ninth Suffolk | Byron Rushing | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Eleventh Suffolk | Elizabeth Malia | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Thirteenth Suffolk | Martin Walsh | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State House | Fourteenth Suffolk | Angelo Scaccia | Democratic | 60% |
| MA | State House | Sixteenth Suffolk | Kathi-Anne Reinstein | Democratic | 83% |
| MA | State House | Seventeenth Suffolk | Kevin Honan | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House | Nineteenth Suffolk | Robert DeLeo | Democratic | 20% |
| MA | State House | Fifth Worcester | Anne Gobi | Democratic | 0% |
| MA | State House | Seventh Worcester | Paul Frost | Republican | 20% |
| MA | State House | Ninth Worcester | George Peterson, Jr. | Republican | 20% |
| MA | State House | Twelfth Worcester | Harold Naughton, Jr. | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State House | Sixteenth Worcester | John Fresolo | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State House | Seventeenth Worcester | John Binienda, Sr. | Democratic | 80% |
| MA | State Senate | First Bristol and Plymouth | Michael Rodrigues | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State Senate | Third Essex | Thomas McGee | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State Senate | Second Essex and Middlesex | Barry Finegold | Democratic | 67% |
| MA | State Senate | First Hampden and Hampshire | Gale Candaras | Democratic | 50% |
| MA | State Senate | Second Middlesex | Pat Jehlen | Democratic | 100% |
| MA | State Senate | Second Plymouth and Bristol | Thomas Kennedy | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | State Senate | First Suffolk and Middlesex | Anthony Petruccelli | Democratic | 40% |
| MA | Councilmember | At-Large | Michael Cahill | No Party Affiliation | 50% |
| MA | Councilor | At-Large | Thomas Stanley | 50% | |
| MA | Councilmember | At-Large | Timothy Toomey, Jr. | 60% | |
| Christopher Asselin | 40% | ||||
| Demetrius Atsalis | 20% | ||||
| Jarrett Barrios | 100% | ||||
| Deborah Blumer | 100% | ||||
| Daniel Bosley | 100% | ||||
| Arthur Broadhurst, Jr. | 60% | ||||
| Scott Brown | 40% | ||||
| David Bunker | 50% | ||||
| Stephen Buoniconti | 50% | ||||
| Paul Caron | 100% | ||||
| Paul Casey | 40% | ||||
| Vincent Paul Ciampa | 50% | ||||
| Carol Cleven | 83% | ||||
| Edward Connolly | 20% | ||||
| Michael Coppola | 50% | ||||
| Robert Correia | 25% | ||||
| Geraldine Creedon | 33% | ||||
| Brian Cresta | 50% | ||||
| Paul Demakis | 100% | ||||
| Salvatore DiMasi | 40% | ||||
| David Donnelly | 60% | ||||
| Carol Donovan | 83% | ||||
| James Fagan | 60% | ||||
| Mark Falzone | 100% | ||||
| Michael Festa | 100% | ||||
| Kevin Fitzgerald | 100% | ||||
| Nancy Flavin | 67% | ||||
| David Flynn | 40% | ||||
| Thomas George | 50% | ||||
| Emile Goguen | 60% | ||||
| Brian Golden | 60% | ||||
| Shirley Gomes | 67% | ||||
| William Greene, Jr. | 20% | ||||
| Cele Hahn | 33% | ||||
| Geoffrey Hall | 20% | ||||
| Robert Hargraves | 40% | ||||
| Lida Harkins | 40% | ||||
| Reed Hillman | 50% | ||||
| Christopher Hodgkins | 83% | ||||
| Frank Hynes | 50% | ||||
| Michael Kane | 40% | ||||
| Rachel Kaprielian | 83% | ||||
| Daniel Keenan | 60% | ||||
| Shaun Kelly | 20% | ||||
| Brian Knuuttila | 40% | ||||
| Peter Koutoujian | 50% | ||||
| Paul Kujawski | 40% | ||||
| Peter Larkin | 50% | ||||
| James Leary | 100% | ||||
| Stephen LeDuc | 40% | ||||
| John Lepper | 40% | ||||
| Maryanne Lewis | 25% | ||||
| John Locke | 33% | ||||
| Paul Loscocco | 40% | ||||
| Francis Marini | 20% | ||||
| J. James Marzilli, Jr. | 100% | ||||
| John Merrigan | 80% | ||||
| Charles Murphy | 50% | ||||
| William Nagle, Jr. | 100% | ||||
| Robert Nyman | 20% | ||||
| Thomas O'Brien | 20% | ||||
| Shirley Owens-Hicks | 100% | ||||
| Marie Parente | 25% | ||||
| Matthew Patrick | 83% | ||||
| Anne Marie Paulsen | 100% | ||||
| Vincent Pedone | 83% | ||||
| Douglas Petersen | 67% | ||||
| Karyn Polito | 33% | ||||
| Susan Pope | 33% | ||||
| Ruth Provost | 100% | ||||
| John Quinn | 40% | ||||
| Mary Rogeness | 20% | ||||
| George Rogers | 100% | ||||
| J. Michael Ruane | 20% | ||||
| Jose Santiago | 83% | ||||
| Mary Jane Simmons | 50% | ||||
| John Slattery | 83% | ||||
| Robert Spellane | 67% | ||||
| Harriett Stanley | 40% | ||||
| Marie St. Fleur | 100% | ||||
| David Sullivan | 83% | ||||
| Joseph Sullivan | 60% | ||||
| Kathleen Teahan | 83% | ||||
| Paul Tirone | 75% | ||||
| Stephen Tobin | 20% | ||||
| David Torrisi | 50% | ||||
| Philip Travis | 20% | ||||
| Eric Turkington | 50% | ||||
| Jim Vallee | 20% | ||||
| Anthony Verga | 75% | ||||
| Patricia Walrath | 67% | ||||
| Alice Wolf | 100% |
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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.
