Rating Group: American Civil Liberties Union of North Carolina
2011 Positions
Issues:
Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
| State | Office | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NC | State House-2 | W. Wilkins | D | 67% |
| NC | State House-4 | Jimmy Dixon | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-5 | Annie Mobley | D | 91% |
| NC | State House-13 | Patricia McElraft | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-14 | George Cleveland | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-15 | Phil Shepard | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-17 | Frank Iler | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-18 | Susi Hamilton | D | 82% |
| NC | State House-21 | Larry Bell, Sr. | D | 90% |
| NC | State House-22 | William Brisson | D | 44% |
| NC | State House-23 | Joe Tolson | D | 90% |
| NC | State House-24 | Jean Farmer-Butterfield | D | 82% |
| NC | State House-25 | Jeffrey Collins | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-26 | Namon Leo Daughtry | R | 10% |
| NC | State House-27 | Michael Wray | D | 64% |
| NC | State House-28 | James Langdon, Jr. | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-29 | Larry Hall | D | 91% |
| NC | State House-30 | Paul Luebke | D | 100% |
| NC | State House-31 | Mickey Michaux, Jr. | D | 100% |
| NC | State House-33 | Rosa Gill | D | 80% |
| NC | State House-36 | Nelson Dollar | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-37 | Paul Stam, Jr. | R | 27% |
| NC | State House-39 | Darren Jackson | D | 91% |
| NC | State House-40 | Marilyn Avila | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-41 | Thomas Murry | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-42 | Marvin Lucas, Jr. | D | 91% |
| NC | State House-43 | Elmer Floyd | D | 82% |
| NC | State House-44 | Rick Glazier | D | 73% |
| NC | State House-47 | Charles Graham | D | 64% |
| NC | State House-48 | Garland Pierce | D | 73% |
| NC | State House-51 | Michael Stone | R | 27% |
| NC | State House-52 | James Boles, Jr. | R | 27% |
| NC | State House-53 | David Lewis, Sr. | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-56 | Verla Insko | D | 82% |
| NC | State House-57 | Mary Harrison | D | 100% |
| NC | State House-58 | Alma Adams | D | 100% |
| NC | State House-60 | Kenneth Brandon | D | 67% |
| NC | State House-61 | John Faircloth | R | 20% |
| NC | State House-62 | John Blust | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-65 | Bert Jones | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-66 | Kenneth Goodman | D | 55% |
| NC | State House-67 | Justin Burr | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-68 | Craig Horn | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-70 | Patricia Hurley | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-73 | Mark Hollo | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-77 | Harry Warren | R | 10% |
| NC | State House-79 | Julia Howard | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-80 | Jerry Dockham | R | 10% |
| NC | State House-81 | Alicia Brown | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-83 | Linda Johnson | R | 27% |
| NC | State House-86 | Hugh Blackwell | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-87 | Edgar Starnes | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-89 | Mitchell Setzer | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-90 | Sarah Stevens | R | 29% |
| NC | State House-91 | Bryan Holloway | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-93 | Jonathan Jordan | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-98 | Thom Tillis | R | 0% |
| NC | State House-99 | Rodney Moore | D | 91% |
| NC | State House-100 | Patricia Cotham | D | 89% |
| NC | State House-101 | Beverly Earle | D | 91% |
| NC | State House-102 | Becky Carney | D | 81% |
| NC | State House-103 | William Brawley | R | 20% |
| NC | State House-104 | Ruth Samuelson | R | 20% |
| NC | State House-107 | Kelly Alexander, Jr. | D | 91% |
| NC | State House-108 | John Torbett | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-110 | Kelly Hastings | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-111 | Timothy Moore | R | 9% |
| NC | State House-112 | Mike Hager | R | 18% |
| NC | State House-114 | Susan Fisher | D | 82% |
| NC | State House-116 | Tim Moffitt | R | 27% |
| NC | State House-117 | Chuck McGrady | R | 27% |
| NC | State House-120 | Roger West | R | 10% |
| NC | State Senate-1 | Bill Cook | R | 10% |
| NC | State Senate-2 | Norman Sanderson, Jr. | R | 9% |
| NC | State Senate-3 | Clark Jenkins | D | 50% |
| NC | State Senate-4 | Angela Bryant | D | 81% |
| NC | State Senate-6 | Harry Brown | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-7 | Louis Pate, Jr. | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-8 | William Rabon | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-9 | Thomas Goolsby | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-10 | Brent Jackson | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-11 | E.S. Newton | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-13 | Michael Walters | D | 33% |
| NC | State Senate-14 | Dan Blue, Jr. | D | 44% |
| NC | State Senate-15 | Neal Hunt | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-16 | Joshua Stein | D | 67% |
| NC | State Senate-19 | Wesley Meredith | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-20 | Floyd McKissick, Jr. | D | 50% |
| NC | State Senate-23 | Eleanor Kinnaird | D | 89% |
| NC | State Senate-24 | Richard Gunn, Jr. | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-26 | Philip Berger | R | 13% |
| NC | State Senate-28 | Gladys Robinson | D | 56% |
| NC | State Senate-29 | Jerry Tillman | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-30 | Shirley Randleman | R | 9% |
| NC | State Senate-31 | Peter Brunstetter | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-32 | Earline Parmon | D | 100% |
| NC | State Senate-33 | Stanley Bingham | R | 22% |
| NC | State Senate-34 | Andrew Brock | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-35 | Tommy Tucker, Sr. | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-36 | Fletcher Hartsell, Jr. | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-37 | Daniel Clodfelter | D | 44% |
| NC | State Senate-39 | Robert Rucho | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-40 | Malcolm Graham | D | 50% |
| NC | State Senate-42 | Austin Allran | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-43 | Kathy Harrington | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-45 | Daniel Soucek | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-46 | Warren Daniel | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-47 | Ralph Hise, Jr. | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-48 | Thomas Apodaca | R | 11% |
| NC | State Senate-49 | Martin Nesbitt, Jr. | D | 67% |
| NC | State Senate-50 | Jim Davis | R | 11% |
| Martha Alexander | Other | 81% | ||
| Robert Atwater | Other | 44% | ||
| Jeffrey Barnhart | Other | 20% | ||
| Douglas Berger | Other | 56% | ||
| Harris Blake | Other | 11% | ||
| Alice Bordsen | Other | 90% | ||
| Glen Bradley, Jr. | Other | 27% | ||
| Larry Brown | Other | 10% | ||
| Harold Brubaker | Other | 9% | ||
| Debbie Clary | Other | 11% | ||
| James Crawford, Jr. | Other | 36% | ||
| Bill Current, Sr. | Other | 20% | ||
| Charlie Dannelly | Other | 44% | ||
| Don East | Other | 11% | ||
| Bill Faison | Other | 67% | ||
| Dale Folwell | Other | 11% | ||
| James Forrester | Other | 11% | ||
| Phillip Frye | Other | 9% | ||
| Linda Garrou | Other | 44% | ||
| Mitch Gillespie | Other | 9% | ||
| W. Guice | Other | 20% | ||
| Joe Hackney | Other | 91% | ||
| Robert Phillip Haire | Other | 91% | ||
| Dewey Hill | Other | 45% | ||
| Mark Hilton | Other | 9% | ||
| Dan Ingle | Other | 18% | ||
| Margaret Jeffus | Other | 82% | ||
| Edward Jones | Other | 33% | ||
| Carolyn Justice | Other | 27% | ||
| Patricia Keever | Other | 82% | ||
| Richard Killian | Other | 18% | ||
| Stephen LaRoque | Other | 9% | ||
| Eric Mansfield | Other | 33% | ||
| Grier Martin | Other | 80% | ||
| Daniel McComas | Other | 0% | ||
| Darrell McCormick | Other | 18% | ||
| William McGee | Other | 18% | ||
| Frank McGuirt | Other | 67% | ||
| Marian McLawhorn | Other | 60% | ||
| Grey Mills | Other | 18% | ||
| William Owens, Jr. | Other | 64% | ||
| Diane Parfitt | Other | 82% | ||
| Jean Preston | Other | 13% | ||
| Gaston Pridgen | Other | 18% | ||
| William Purcell | Other | 33% | ||
| Ray Rapp | Other | 73% | ||
| Johnathan Rhyne, Jr. | Other | 11% | ||
| Deborah Ross | Other | 90% | ||
| David Rouzer | Other | 11% | ||
| Efton Sager | Other | 9% | ||
| Timothy Spear | Other | 36% | ||
| Fred Steen II | Other | 9% | ||
| Richard Stevens | Other | 13% | ||
| Donald Vaughan | Other | 33% | ||
| William Wainwright | Other | 80% | ||
| Edith Warren | Other | 90% | ||
| Jennifer Weiss | Other | 82% | ||
| Stanford White | Other | 44% | ||
| Larry Womble | Other | 100% |
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