| State | Office | District | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Watkins Abbitt, Jr. | 74 | ||||
| James Frederick Almand | 54 | ||||
| Ward Armstrong | 67 | ||||
| Thomas Graham Baker, Jr. | 71 | ||||
| William Barlow | 69 | ||||
| Warren Barry | 85 | ||||
| Irving Vincent Behm, Jr. | 84 | ||||
| Joseph, Benedict Benedetti | 79 | ||||
| William Welden Bennett, Jr. | 75 | ||||
| Robert Bloxom | 84 | ||||
| David Guy Brickley | 65 | ||||
| L. Bryant, Jr. | 86 | ||||
| Vincent Callahan, Jr. | 71 | ||||
| John Chichester | 88 | ||||
| Mary Taylor Christian | 43 | ||||
| Whittington Whiteside Clement | 79 | ||||
| Julia Anne Connally | 47 | ||||
| Shirley Fields Cooper | 60 | ||||
| J. Paul Councill, Jr. | 83 | ||||
| Emily Couric | 53 | ||||
| Charles Cranwell | 65 | ||||
| Flora Davis Crittenden | 40 | ||||
| Glenn Croshaw | 85 | ||||
| Joyce Knowles Crouch | 81 | ||||
| Jean Wooden Cunningham | 58 | ||||
| L. Karen Darner | 36 | ||||
| John Davies III | 78 | ||||
| Barnie Day | 65 | ||||
| Jay Wayne DeBoer | 58 | ||||
| Alan Arnold Diamonstein | 78 | ||||
| Vivian Earl Dickinson | 82 | ||||
| James Hardy Dillard II | 63 | ||||
| Thelma Drake | 82 | ||||
| Allen Wayne Dudley | 82 | ||||
| Mark Lawrence Earley | 73 | ||||
| John Edwards | 46 | ||||
| Joseph Gartlan, Jr. | 35 | ||||
| George Wallace Grayson | 38 | ||||
| Raymond Richard Guest, Jr. | 82 | ||||
| Franklin Hall | 69 | ||||
| Phillip Hamilton | 83 | ||||
| Frank Hargrove, Sr. | 81 | ||||
| Charles Hawkins | 89 | ||||
| George Harris Heilig, Jr. | 80 | ||||
| Richard Joyner Holland | 88 | ||||
| Edd Houck | 69 | ||||
| Robert Hull | 43 | ||||
| Thomas Micajah Jackson, Jr. | 71 | ||||
| Jerrauld Corey Jones | 53 | ||||
| Jay Kenneth Katzen | 78 | ||||
| Gladys Brown Keating | 53 | ||||
| Benjamin Joseph Lambert III | 61 | ||||
| George Lovelace | 61 | ||||
| Madison Ellis Marye | 63 | ||||
| W. Henry Maxwell | 48 | ||||
| Roger John McClure | 78 | ||||
| Kenneth Melvin | 53 | ||||
| Kevin Grey Miller | 86 | ||||
| Yvonne Miller | 33 | ||||
| VA | Justice of the Supreme Court | Bill Mims | 75 | ||
| Wiliam Moore, Jr. | 58 | ||||
| Brian Moran | 58 | ||||
| Harvey Morgan | 68 | ||||
| Thomas Warren Moss, Jr. | 68 | ||||
| William Tayloe Murphy, Jr. | 67 | ||||
| Robert Edward Nelms | 83 | ||||
| Samuel Nixon, Jr. | 87 | ||||
| James O'Brien, Jr. | 82 | ||||
| Harry Parrish | 79 | ||||
| Clarence Phillips | 50 | ||||
| Harry Potts, Jr. | 84 | ||||
| Frederick Quayle | 78 | ||||
| Jackson Reasor, Jr. | 78 | ||||
| John Spence Reid | 88 | ||||
| William Reynolds | 73 | ||||
| Anne Gregory Rhodes | 82 | ||||
| William Peters Robinson, Jr. | 67 | ||||
| John Adams Rollison III | 76 | ||||
| John Howson Rust, Jr. | 85 | ||||
| Edward Schrock | 83 | ||||
| James Shuler | 77 | ||||
| Kenneth Stolle | 86 | ||||
| Jackie Thomas Stump | 46 | ||||
| John Harvey Tate, Jr. | 69 | ||||
| Alfred Victor Thomas | 74 | ||||
| Patricia Ticer | 45 | ||||
| Malfourd Trumbo | 72 | ||||
| Marian Amelia Van Landingham | 41 | ||||
| Mitchell Van Yahres | 49 | ||||
| Charles Lindy Waddell | 59 | ||||
| Stanley Clay Walker | 69 | ||||
| William Wampler, Jr. | 79 | ||||
| Leo Wardrup, Jr. | 86 | ||||
| Peter Way | 76 | ||||
| Glenn Weatherholtz | 78 | ||||
| Mary Margaret Whipple | 44 | ||||
| S. Vance Wilkins, Jr. | 85 | ||||
| Martin Williams | 83 | ||||
| Clifton Alexander Woodrum | 71 | ||||
| Jane Haycock Woods | 72 | ||||
| VA | State Senate | 29 | Charles Colgan, Sr. | Democratic | 80 |
| VA | State Senate | 25 | Creigh Deeds | Democratic | 61 |
| VA | State Senate | 32 | Janet Howell | Democratic | 52 |
| VA | State House | 4 | Joseph Johnson, Jr. | Democratic | 65 |
| VA | Mayor | At-Large | Dwight Jones | Democratic | 46 |
| VA | State Senate | 18 | Louise Lucas | Democratic | 54 |
| VA | State Senate | 16 | Henry Marsh III | Democratic | 40 |
| VA | State Senate | 9 | Aston McEachin | Democratic | 43 |
| VA | State House | 36 | Ken Plum | Democratic | 53 |
| VA | State Senate | 36 | Toddy Puller | Democratic | 56 |
| VA | State Senate | 35 | Dick Saslaw | Democratic | 64 |
| VA | State House | 53 | James Scott | Democratic | 61 |
| VA | State House | 77 | Lionell Spruill, Sr. | Democratic | 48 |
| VA | State House | 39 | Vivian Watts | Democratic | 55 |
| VA | State House | 19 | Lacey Putney | Independent | 82 |
| VA | State House | 42 | David Albo | Republican | 87 |
| VA | Lieutenant Governor | Bill Bolling | Republican | 84 | |
| VA | U.S. House | 7 | Eric Cantor | Republican | 91 |
| VA | State House | 66 | Kirk Cox | Republican | 84 |
| VA | U.S. House | 4 | Randy Forbes | Republican | 81 |
| VA | U.S. House | 9 | Morgan Griffith | Republican | 76 |
| VA | State Senate | 24 | Emmett Hanger, Jr. | Republican | 83 |
| VA | State House | 28 | William Howell | Republican | 82 |
| VA | State House | 62 | Riley Ingram | Republican | 78 |
| VA | State House | 1 | Terry Kilgore | Republican | 75 |
| VA | State House | 25 | Steve Landes | Republican | 82 |
| VA | State House | 13 | Bob Marshall | Republican | 70 |
| VA | State Senate | 11 | Stephen Martin | Republican | 86 |
| VA | State House | 33 | Joe May | Republican | 80 |
| VA | Governor | Bob McDonnell | Republican | 81 | |
| VA | State Senate | 23 | Stephen Newman | Republican | 83 |
| VA | State Senate | 3 | Thomas Norment, Jr. | Republican | 85 |
| VA | State House | 54 | Bobby Orrock, Sr. | Republican | 76 |
| VA | State House | 82 | Bob Purkey | Republican | 84 |
| VA | State Senate | 15 | Frank Ruff, Jr. | Republican | 85 |
| VA | State House | 29 | Beverly Sherwood | Republican | 78 |
| VA | State Senate | 12 | Walter Stosch | Republican | 88 |
| VA | State House | 85 | Robert Tata | Republican | 85 |
| VA | State Senate | 7 | Frank Wagner | Republican | 87 |
| VA | State Senate | 10 | John Watkins | Republican | 90 |
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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.
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