| State | Office | District | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wade Hyslop, Jr. | 89% | ||||
| Marie Lopez Kirkley-Bey | 89% | ||||
| Ernest Newton II | 86% | ||||
| CT | State House | 121 | Terrance Backer | Democratic | 80% |
| CT | State House | 115 | Stephen Dargan | Democratic | 80% |
| Nancy DeMarinis | 80% | ||||
| Christopher Donovan | 80% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 6 | Theresa Bielinski Gerratana | Democratic | 80% |
| James O'Rourke III | 80% | ||||
| David Pudlin | 80% | ||||
| Americo Santiago | 80% | ||||
| Cameron Staples | 80% | ||||
| Konstantinos Diamantis | 78% | ||||
| William Dyson | 78% | ||||
| CT | State House | 110 | Bob Godfrey | Democratic | 78% |
| CT | State Senate | 10 | Toni Harp | Democratic | 78% |
| CT | State House | 85 | Mary Mushinsky | Democratic | 78% |
| Melodie Peters | 78% | ||||
| CT | State House | 33 | Joseph Serra | Democratic | 78% |
| Christel Truglia | 78% | ||||
| Ilia Castro | 75% | ||||
| CT | Secretary of State | Denise Merrill | Democratic, Working Families | 75% | |
| Nancy Farwell Beals | 70% | ||||
| Susan Bysiewicz | 70% | ||||
| CT | U.S. House | 2 | Joe Courtney | Democratic | 70% |
| Melody Currey | 70% | ||||
| Jefferson Davis | 70% | ||||
| Patrick Flaherty | 70% | ||||
| CT | Alderman | Ward 4 | Andrea Jackson-Brooks | Democratic | 70% |
| Robert Keeley, Jr. | 70% | ||||
| CT | State House | 139 | Kevin Ryan | Democratic | 70% |
| John Thompson | 70% | ||||
| CT | Lieutenant Governor | Nancy Wyman | Democratic | 70% | |
| Edna Garcia | 67% | ||||
| James Maloney | 67% | ||||
| Donnie Sellers, Sr. | 67% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 20 | Andrea Stillman | Democratic | 67% |
| Donald Boughton III | 60% | ||||
| Christopher Caruso | 60% | ||||
| Terry Concannon | 60% | ||||
| Chris Anthony DePino | 60% | ||||
| CT | State House | 92 | Patricia Dillon | Democratic | 60% |
| CT | State House | 116 | Lou Esposito, Jr. | Democratic | 60% |
| Edwin Garcia | 60% | ||||
| Edward Graziani | 60% | ||||
| Alex Knopp | 60% | ||||
| Michael Lawlor | 60% | ||||
| John Joseph Lescoe | 60% | ||||
| Anne McDonald | 60% | ||||
| Mary Ann O'Sullivan | 60% | ||||
| Thomas Ritter | 60% | ||||
| Lee Samowitz | 60% | ||||
| Ellen Scalettar | 60% | ||||
| Howard Scipio | 60% | ||||
| Peter Villano | 60% | ||||
| Frederick Gelsi | 57% | ||||
| Annette Wheeler Carter | 56% | ||||
| Stephen Jarmoc | 56% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 11 | Martin Looney | Democratic | 56% |
| Winthrop Smith, Jr. | 56% | ||||
| James Amann | 50% | ||||
| Reginald Beamon | 50% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 2 | Eric Coleman | Democratic | 50% |
| Mary Eberle | 50% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 7 | John Kissel | Republican | 50% |
| CT | State Senate | 3 | Gary LeBeau | Democratic | 50% |
| Moira Lyons | 50% | ||||
| Gary Orefice | 50% | ||||
| Jessie Stratton | 50% | ||||
| Jacqueline Cocco | 44% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 17 | Joseph Crisco, Jr. | Democratic | 44% |
| Eileen Daily | 44% | ||||
| William DiBella | 44% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 1 | John Fonfara | Democratic | 44% |
| CT | State House | 90 | Mary Fritz | Democratic | 44% |
| CT | State Senate | 35 | Anthony Guglielmo | Republican | 44% |
| CT | Attorney General | George Jepsen | Democratic, Working Families | 44% | |
| CT | U.S. House | 1 | John Larson | Democratic | 44% |
| Alvin Penn | 44% | ||||
| CT | Commissioner of Revenue | Kevin Sullivan | Democratic | 44% | |
| Richard Tulisano | 44% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 29 | Donald Williams, Jr. | Democratic | 44% |
| John Betkoski III | 40% | ||||
| John Mordasky | 40% | ||||
| Richard Roy | 40% | ||||
| Carl Schiessl | 40% | ||||
| Lenny Winkler | 40% | ||||
| Mary McGrattan | 38% | ||||
| William Aniskovich | 33% | ||||
| Judith Freedman | 33% | ||||
| Robert Genuario | 33% | ||||
| CT | State Senate | 15 | Joan Hartley | Democratic | 33% |
| Michael Jarjura | 33% | ||||
| Fred Lovegrove, Jr. | 33% | ||||
| Thomas Upson | 33% | ||||
| Thomas Conway, Sr. | 30% | ||||
| Angelo Fusco | 30% | ||||
| James McCavanagh | 30% | ||||
| Peter Metz | 30% | ||||
| Vincent Tonucci | 30% | ||||
| Anthony Tercyak | 25% | ||||
| Catherine Cook | 22% | ||||
| Louis DeLuca | 22% | ||||
| M. Adela Dell' Eads | 22% | ||||
| James Fleming | 22% | ||||
| John Wayne Fox | 22% | ||||
| George Gunther | 22% | ||||
| Barry Kolar | 22% | ||||
| CT | State House | 45 | Steve Mikutel | Democratic | 22% |
| William Nickerson | 22% | ||||
| Angelina Scarpetti | 22% | ||||
| Michael Caron | 20% | ||||
| Dennis Cleary | 20% | ||||
| Ann Dandrow | 20% | ||||
| Michael Fedele | 20% | ||||
| Marilyn Ann Hess | 20% | ||||
| Brian Edward Mattiello | 20% | ||||
| Andrew McCall Norton | 20% | ||||
| CT | Mayor | At-Large | Peter Nystrom | Republican | 13% |
| Timothy Barth | 10% | ||||
| Dominic Andrew Buonocore | 10% | ||||
| CT | State House | 142 | Lawrence Cafero, Jr. | Republican | 10% |
| J.Vincent Chase | 10% | ||||
| Lucien DiMeo | 10% | ||||
| Robert Farr | 10% | ||||
| Richard Ferrari | 10% | ||||
| Brian Flaherty | 10% | ||||
| Jeanne Garvey | 10% | ||||
| Janet Lockton | 10% | ||||
| Dom Mazzoccoli | 10% | ||||
| Paul Munns | 10% | ||||
| CT | State House | 69 | Arthur O'Neill | Republican | 10% |
| F. Prelli | 10% | ||||
| Jodi Rell | 10% | ||||
| Kevin Ferguson Rennie | 10% | ||||
| CT | Burgess | At-Large | Ronald San Angelo | Republican | 10% |
| CT | State House | 55 | Pamela Sawyer | Republican | 10% |
| Robert Ruhl Simmons | 10% | ||||
| William Varese | 10% | ||||
| Julia Wasserman | 10% | ||||
| Curtis Dickerman Andrews, Jr. | 0% | ||||
| Richard Belden | 0% | ||||
| Raymond Collins | 0% | ||||
| Ruth Fahrbach | 0% | ||||
| Josephine Fuchs | 0% | ||||
| Norma Gyle | 0% | ||||
| Sidney Holbrook | 0% | ||||
| Paul Knierim | 0% | ||||
| Robert Maddox, Jr. | 0% | ||||
| CT | State House | 122 | Lawrence Miller | Republican | 0% |
| CT | State House | 76 | John Piscopo | Republican | 0% |
| Claudia Powers | 0% | ||||
| Dale Radcliffe | 0% | ||||
| John Stripp | 0% | ||||
| Robert Ward | 0% |
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