| State | Office | District | Name | Party | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rick Burns | F | ||||
| Charles Harlow | F | ||||
| Ethan King Strimling | F | ||||
| Herbert Adams | D | ||||
| ME | State House | 8 | Christopher Babbidge | Democratic | D |
| Christopher Barstow | D | ||||
| Stephen Beaudette | D | ||||
| Richard Blanchard | D | ||||
| Patricia Blanchette | D | ||||
| John Brautigam | D | ||||
| ME | State House | 24 | Mark Bryant | Democratic | D |
| Emily Cain | D | ||||
| Marilyn Canavan | D | ||||
| John Churchill | D | ||||
| Margaret Craven | D | ||||
| Glenn Cummings | D | ||||
| Michael Dunn | D | ||||
| Jane Eberle | D | ||||
| John Eder | D | ||||
| Stan Gerzofsky | D | ||||
| Christian Greeley | D | ||||
| Carol Grose | D | ||||
| ME | State House | 13 | George Hogan | Democratic | D |
| Ted Koffman | D | ||||
| ME | Commissioner | 1 | Elaine Makas | D | |
| Boyd Marley | D | ||||
| Edward Mazurek | D | ||||
| Elizabeth Miller | D | ||||
| Jacqueline Norton | D | ||||
| Leila Percy | D | ||||
| Donald Pilon | D | ||||
| Hannah Pingree | D | ||||
| Margaret Rotundo | D | ||||
| M. Schatz | D | ||||
| Deborah Simpson | D | ||||
| Nancy Sullivan | D | ||||
| Linda Valentino | D | ||||
| William Walcott | D | ||||
| Thomas Watson | D | ||||
| David Webster | D | ||||
| Walter Wheeler, Sr. | D | ||||
| Richard Woodbury | D | ||||
| Walter Ash, Jr. | D+ | ||||
| ME | State House | 121 | Robert Duchesne | Democratic | D+ |
| David Farrington | D+ | ||||
| Edward Finch | D+ | ||||
| ME | State House | 140 | Anne Perry | Democratic | D+ |
| Nancy Smith | D+ | ||||
| Judd Thompson | D+ | ||||
| John Nutting VII | C- | ||||
| Lynn Bromley | C | ||||
| Betheda Edmonds | C | ||||
| Barry Hobbins | C | ||||
| Elizabeth Mitchell | C | ||||
| Raymond Pineau | C | ||||
| ME | State Senate | 8 | Kim Rosen | Republican | C |
| William Browne | C+ | ||||
| ME | Councilor | At-Large | Sean Faircloth | B- | |
| Charles Fisher | B- | ||||
| ME | Councilor | At-Large | Joseph Perry | Democratic | B- |
| Stephen Bowen | B | ||||
| ME | State Senate | 13 | Dana Dow | Republican | B |
| Timothy Driscoll | B | ||||
| John Patrick | B | ||||
| Gary Plummer | B | ||||
| Peter Edgecomb | B+ | ||||
| John Piotti | B+ | ||||
| Peter Rines | B+ | ||||
| ME | State House | 9 | H. Stedman Seavey | Republican | B+ |
| John Tuttle, Jr. | B+ | ||||
| Jonathan Courtney | A- | ||||
| Dennis Damon | A- | ||||
| Kimberly Davis | A- | ||||
| ME | State Senate | 26 | Bill Diamond | Democratic | A- |
| David Hastings III | A- | ||||
| ME | State Senate | 1 | Troy Jackson | Democratic | A- |
| Jacqueline Lundeen | A- | ||||
| Everett McLeod, Sr. | A- | ||||
| Wright Pinkham, Sr. | A- | ||||
| David Richardson | A- | ||||
| ME | State Senate | 17 | Tom Saviello | Republican | A- |
| Vaughn Stedman | A- | ||||
| ME | Commissioner | 2 | James Annis | A | |
| ME | State House | 67 | Susan Austin | Republican | A |
| Robert Berube | A | ||||
| L. Earl Bierman | A | ||||
| Bruce Bryant | A | ||||
| James Campbell, Sr. | A | ||||
| Herbert Clark | A | ||||
| Philip Cressey | A | ||||
| Robert Crosthwaite | A | ||||
| Philip Curtis | A | ||||
| Brian Duprey | A | ||||
| Harold Emery | A | ||||
| Stacey Fitts | A | ||||
| Kenneth Fletcher | A | ||||
| Patrick Flood | A | ||||
| Darren Hall | A | ||||
| ME | State Senate | 19 | James Hamper | Republican | A |
| Bruce Hanley | A | ||||
| Lawrence Jacobsen | A | ||||
| Henry Joy | A | ||||
| Scott Lansley | A | ||||
| Sarah Lewin | A | ||||
| R. Kenneth Lindell | A | ||||
| Arthur Mayo III | A | ||||
| Howard McFadden | A | ||||
| Jonathan McKane | A | ||||
| Sawin Millett, Jr. | A | ||||
| S. Peter Mills | A | ||||
| Gary Moore | A | ||||
| Joan Nass | A | ||||
| Richard Nass | A | ||||
| Debra Plowman | A | ||||
| Kevin Raye | A | ||||
| Christopher Rector | A | ||||
| Earl Richardson | A | ||||
| Wesley Richardson | A | ||||
| John Robinson | A | ||||
| Richard Rosen | A | ||||
| Christine Savage | A | ||||
| Douglas Thomas | A | ||||
| Karl Turner | A | ||||
| Michael Vaughan | A | ||||
| ME | State House | 68 | Richard Cebra | Republican | A+ |
| Jeremy Fischer | A+ | ||||
| Stephen Hanley | A+ | ||||
| ME | State House | 151 | John Martin | Democratic | A+ |
| ME | Attorney General | Janet Mills | Democratic | A+ | |
| Lois Snowe-Mello | A+ | ||||
| Richard Sykes | A+ | ||||
| Joshua Tardy | A+ | ||||
| Carol Weston | A+ |
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2006 Lifetime Score
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