 Abortion Issues (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Planned Parenthood 7 percent in 2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the NARAL Pro-Choice America 0 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the NARAL Pro-Choice America 0 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Right to Life Committee 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the NARAL Pro-Choice America 0 percent in 2003. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Right to Life Committee 100 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the NARAL Pro-Choice America 0 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Planned Parenthood 0 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the NARAL Pro-Choice America 0 percent in 2000. 1999-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association 0 percent in 1999-2002. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Right to Life Committee 100 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the NARAL Pro-Choice America 0 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Right to Life Committee 100 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Planned Parenthood 0 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the NARAL Pro-Choice America 0 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Right to Life Committee 100 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the NARAL Pro-Choice America 0 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the National Right to Life Committee 100 percent in 1997. 1996-2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Planned Parenthood 0 percent in 1996-2003. 1996 On the votes that the NARAL Pro-Choice America considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 0 percent of the time. 1996 On the votes that the National Right to Life Committee considered to be the most important in 1996, DeWine voted their preferred position 100 percent of the time. 1995-2004 On the votes that the National Family Planning & Reproductive Health Association considered to be the most important in 1995-2004, DeWine voted their preferred position 0 percent of the time. 1995-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Planned Parenthood 0 percent in 1995-1998. 1993-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Planned Parenthood 14 percent in 1993-1996. Agriculture Issues (Back to top)
2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Farmers Union 44 percent in 2003-2004. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Minnesota Farm Bureau 78 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Minnesota Farm Bureau 88 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Farmers Union 40 percent in 2001-2002. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Farm Bureau Federation 100 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Farmers Union 50 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the American Farm Bureau Federation 80 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Farmers Union 50 percent in 1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the National Farmers Union 86 percent in 1997. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Farmers Union 20 percent in 1996. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the American Farm Bureau Federation 68 percent in 1995-1996. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the National Farmers Union 40 percent in 1995. Animal Rights and Wildlife Issues (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Sportsmen and Animal Owner's Voting Alliance 0 percent in 2006. 2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society of the United States 80 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society of the United States 100 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Humane Association 60 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 60 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Animal Protection Institute 60 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Doris Day Animal League 60 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Society for Animal Protective Legislation 60 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Sportsmen and Animal Owner's Voting Alliance 0 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society Legislative Fund 60 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society of the United States 60 percent in 2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Humane Association 60 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 60 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Animal Protection Institute 60 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Doris Day Animal League 60 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Society for Animal Protective Legislation 60 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society Legislative Fund 60 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society of the United States 60 percent in 2003. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Humane Association 86 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 86 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Animal Protection Institute 86 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Doris Day Animal League 86 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Society for Animal Protective Legislation 86 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society Legislative Fund 86 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society of the United States 86 percent in 2001-2002. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Society for Animal Protective Legislation 50 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the The Humane Society of the United States 40 percent in 2000. 1999 On the votes that the The Humane Society of the United States considered to be the most important in 1999 , DeWine voted their preferred position 50 percent of the time. 1995-1996 On the votes that the The Humane Society Legislative Fund considered to be the most important in 1995-1996, DeWine voted their preferred position 75 percent of the time. 1995 On the votes that the The Humane Society of the United States considered to be the most important in 1995 , DeWine voted their preferred position 75 percent of the time. Arts and Humanities (Back to top)
2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for the Arts Action Fund 100 percent in 2000. Budget, Spending and Taxes (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the FreedomWorks 75 percent in 2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Tax Reform 70 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the FreedomWorks 50 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Taxpayers Union 48 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Shareholders Association 90 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Tax Reform 80 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Taxpayers Union 57 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Taxpayers for Common Sense 10 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the FreedomWorks 79 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Tax Limitation Committee 83 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Shareholders Association 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Tax Reform 85 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Taxpayers Union 69 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Tax Reform 70 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Taxpayers Union 62 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Taxpayers for Common Sense 27 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 On the votes used to calculate its ratings, the Concord Coalition attaches more value to those votes it considers more important. For 2001-2002, the Concord Coalition gave DeWine a rating of 69 percent. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Tax Limitation Committee 74 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Shareholders Association 83 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Tax Reform 75 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Taxpayers Union 75 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Taxpayers for Common Sense 60 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Tax Reform 85 percent in 2000. 2000 On the votes used to calculate its ratings, the Concord Coalition attaches more value to those votes it considers more important. For 2000, the Concord Coalition gave DeWine a rating of 26 percent. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Taxpayers for Common Sense 41 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Tax Limitation Committee 91 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Tax Reform 80 percent in 1999. 1999 On the votes used to calculate its ratings, the Concord Coalition attaches more value to those votes it considers more important. For 1999, the Concord Coalition gave DeWine a rating of 8 percent. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Taxpayers Union 70 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Taxpayers for Common Sense 28 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Tax Reform 65 percent in 1998. 1998 On the votes used to calculate its ratings, the Concord Coalition attaches more value to those votes it considers more important. For 1998, the Concord Coalition gave DeWine a rating of 55 percent. 1998 According to the National Taxpayers Union, in 1998 DeWine, on ALL votes dealing with spending, voted to reduce or not increase spending 49 percent of the time. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Taxpayers for Common Sense 24 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Tax Limitation Committee 68 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 On the votes used to calculate its ratings, the Concord Coalition attaches more value to those votes it considers more important. For 1997, the Concord Coalition gave DeWine a rating of 63 percent. 1997 According to the National Taxpayers Union, in 1997 DeWine, on ALL votes dealing with spending, voted to reduce or not increase spending 67 percent of the time. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Taxpayers for Common Sense 38 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes used to calculate its ratings, the Concord Coalition attaches more value to those votes it considers more important. For 1996, the Concord Coalition gave DeWine a rating of 68 percent. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Tax Limitation Committee 93 percent in 1995-1996. 1995 On the votes used to calculate its ratings, the Concord Coalition attaches more value to those votes it considers more important. For 1995, the Concord Coalition gave DeWine a rating of 48 percent. 1995 According to the National Taxpayers Union, in 1995 DeWine , on ALL votes dealing with spending, voted to reduce or not increase spending 86 percent of the time. Business and Consumers (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association 96 percent in 2006. 2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 78 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee 66 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the International Sleep Products Association 100 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 67 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council 61 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 83 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association 93 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council 93 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 88 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Forest and Paper Association 91 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated Builders & Contractors 90 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated General Contractors of America 85 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee 95 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association of Manufacturers 91 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Electrical Contractors Association 75 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Restaurant Association 86 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Retail Federation 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Small Business Association 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors-National Association 67 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 0 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated Builders & Contractors 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee 95 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Maryland Business for Responsive Government 96 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association of Government Contractors 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Retail Federation 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 96 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Emergency Committee for American Trade 100 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association 100 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 95 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated Builders & Contractors 89 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated General Contractors of America 83 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee 76 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association of Manufacturers 88 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Electrical Contractors Association 75 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 63 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Plumbing-Heating-Cooling Contractors-National Association 75 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 15 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council 73 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 50 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association 100 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council 67 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 79 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated Builders & Contractors 86 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee 84 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Consumer Federation of America 30 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council 91 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 93 percent in 2000. 1999-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association 92 percent in 1999-2006. 1999-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Ready Mixed Concrete Association 100 percent in 1999-2004. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 100 percent in 1999-2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 8 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated Builders & Contractors 80 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee 88 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Consumer Federation of America 25 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 82 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated Builders & Contractors 100 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Consumer Federation of America 40 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Small Business & Entrepreneurship Council 75 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 89 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee 79 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 100 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Associated Builders & Contractors 100 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Business-Industry Political Action Committee 81 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Consumer Federation of America 29 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the National Federation of Independent Business 100 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 25 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce 80 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the Business-Industry Political Action Committee considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 90 percent of the time. 1996 On the votes that the Consumer Federation of America considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 29 percent of the time. 1996 On the votes that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 85 percent of the time. 1995-1996 On the votes that the Associated Builders & Contractors considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 70 percent of the time. 1995-1996 On the votes that the National Federation of Independent Business considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 93 percent of the time. 1995-1996 On the votes that Public Citizen's Congress Watch considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 24 percent of the time. 1995 On the votes that the Associated Builders & Contractors considered to be the most important in 1995 , DeWine voted their preferred position 86 percent of the time. Civil Liberties and Civil Rights (Back to top)
2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 25 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 35 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 65 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Arab American Institute 0 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 22 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Human Rights Campaign 25 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 7 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the League of United Latin American Citizens 50 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 27 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Arab American Institute 20 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 6 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 15 percent in 2003. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 40 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Arab American Institute 50 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Human Rights Campaign 14 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 14 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the League of United Latin American Citizens 31 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 30 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 50 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Human Rights Campaign 20 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the League of United Latin American Citizens 36 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 23 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 14 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the League of United Latin American Citizens 38 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 33 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Home School Legal Defense Association 80 percent in 1999-2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Human Rights Campaign 29 percent in 1999-2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 31 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 17 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Human Rights Campaign 17 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 33 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda 0 percent in 1999. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 17 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Home School Legal Defense Association 60 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Human Rights Campaign 33 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 25 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 30 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Hispanic Leadership Agenda 18 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 33 percent in 1997. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the American Civil Liberties Union 17 percent in 1996. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Human Rights Campaign 33 percent in 1995-1996. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights 35 percent in 1995-1996. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People 30 percent in 1995-1996. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the The Libertarian Party - Personal Freedom 20 percent in 1995. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the The Libertarian Party - Personal Freedom 50 percent in 1995. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the The Libertarian Party - Personal Freedom 80 percent in 1995. Conservative (Back to top)
Fall 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 70 percent in Fall 2004. 2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Prosperity 71.4 percent in 2006. 2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 13 percent in 2006. 2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Concerned Women for America 100 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 56 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Eagle Forum 50 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 47 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 65 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy 49 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Republican Liberty Caucus 63 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Republican Liberty Caucus - Economic Liberties on economic issues 50 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Republican Liberty Caucus - Personal Liberties on personal liberties 75 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 68 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Christian Action Network 88 percent during their legislative career up until 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Christian Coalition of America 100 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Eagle Forum 100 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 53 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 51 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy 49 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Republican Liberty Caucus 70 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Campaign for Working Families 95 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Concerned Women for America 93 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 85 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Campaign for Working Families 97 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Center for Reclaiming America 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Christian Coalition of America 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Concerned Women for America 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Eagle Forum 80 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Composite Conservative Score 71 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 61 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 68 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy 59 percent in 2003. 2003 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to Republican Liberty Caucus's position, DeWine received a rating of 80. 2003 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to Republican Liberty Caucus's position, DeWine received a rating of 80. 2003 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to Republican Liberty Caucus's position, DeWine received a rating of 80. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 95 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 45 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Eagle Forum 58 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Composite Conservative Score 66 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Composite Liberal Score 35 percent in 2002. 2002 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy's calculations, in 2002, DeWine voted more conservative on economic policy issues than 63 percent of the s. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 67 percent in 2002. 2002 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy's calculations, in 2002, DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 61 percent of the s. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 36 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 24 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 38 percent in 2002. 2002 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to Republican Liberty Caucus's position, DeWine received a rating of 71. 2002 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to Republican Liberty Caucus's position, DeWine received a rating of 71. 2002 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to Republican Liberty Caucus's position, DeWine received a rating of 71. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Campaign for Working Families 80 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Concerned Women for America 75 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 72 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Christian Coalition of America 80 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 80 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 58 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 65 percent in 2001. 2001 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy's calculations, in 2001, DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 55 percent of the s. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 42 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 30 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 43 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Republican Liberty Caucus 81 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 80 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Concerned Women for America 71 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 62 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Liberty Lobby 0 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 53 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 53 percent in 2000. 2000 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy calculations, in 2000 DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 65 percent of the [HOUSE]. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 45 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 43 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 34 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Republican Liberty Caucus 72 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Christian Coalition of America 92 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 84 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 55 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Liberty Lobby 50 percent in 1999. 1999 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Defense/Foreign Policy calculations, in 1999 DeWine voted more conservative on defense and foreign policy issues than 56 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 50 percent in 1999. 1999 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy calculations, in 1999 DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 52 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 49 percent in 1999. 1999 According to the National Journal - Liberal on For & Def Policy calculations, in 1999 DeWine voted more liberal on defense and foreign policy issues than 40 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 46 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 64 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 35 percent in 1998. 1998 According to the National Journal - Conserv. on Def/For Policy calculations, in 1998 DeWine voted more conservative on defense and foreign policy issues than 58 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 52 percent in 1998. 1998 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy calculations, in 1998 DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 63 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 46 percent in 1998. 1998 According to the National Journal - Liberal on For & Def Policy calculations, in 1998 DeWine voted more liberal on defense and foreign policy issues than 29 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 36 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 On the votes that the Christian Coalition of America considered to be the most important in 1997-1998 , DeWine voted their preferred position 91 percent of the time. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Concerned Women for America 75 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the American Conservative Union 68 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Christian Coalition of America 100 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 55 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Liberty Lobby 30 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the American Conservative Union considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 85 percent of the time. 1996 According to the National Journal - Conserv. on Def/For Policy calculations, in 1996 DeWine voted more conservative on defense and foreign policy issues than 70 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 58 percent in 1996. 1996 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy calculations, in 1996 DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 59 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 40 percent in 1996. 1996 According to the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign\Defense Policy calculations, in 1996 DeWine voted more liberal on defense and foreign policy issues than 26 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 40 percent in 1996. 1995-1996 On the votes that the Christian Coalition of America considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 92 percent of the time. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Concerned Women for America 75 percent in 1995-1996. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Conservative Index - The John Birch Society 61 percent in 1995-1996. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the Liberty Lobby 30 percent in 1995. Crime Issues (Back to top)
1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants 25 percent in 1999-2000. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens United for Rehabilitation of Errants 30 percent in 1995-1996. Education (Back to top)
2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for College Admission Counseling 100 percent in 2005. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Education Association 35 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Parent Teacher Association 0 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National School Boards Association 33 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Education Association 27 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Education Association 0 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National School Boards Association 100 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Parent Teacher Association 40 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the English First 100 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Education Association 30 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Education Association 20 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Home School Legal Defense Association 80 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Education Association 30 percent in 1999. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Home School Legal Defense Association 60 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Education Association 37 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the National Education Association 44 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the National Education Association considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 22 percent of the time. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Student Association 36 percent in 1995-1996. Energy Issues (Back to top)
2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Campaign for America's Future 33 percent in 2005-2006 on energy legislation. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Coalition for Ethanol 67 percent in 2002. Environmental Issues (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 56 percent in 2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the American Wilderness Coalition 75 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Conservation Voters 45 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 67 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Republicans for Environmental Protection 47 percent in 2005. Points for significant non-voting actions were added to or subtracted from percentages calculated from voting records. Thus, the rating may be less than 0 or greater than 100. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund 0 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 43 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Lands Alliance 11 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Wilderness Coalition 75 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Conservation Voters 12 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Parks Conservation Association 20 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Lands Alliance 11 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Defenders of Wildlife Action Fund 18 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Conservation Voters 16 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 56 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the California Park & Recreation Society 33 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Conservation Voters 12 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 90 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Parks Conservation Association 67 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 86 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 46 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Lands Alliance 67 percent in 1999-2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Conservation Voters 19 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Conservation Voters 11 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 77 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Conservation Voters 13 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 88 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Conservation Voters 29 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the League of Private Property Voters 41 percent in 1997. 1995-1996 On the votes that the League of Conservation Voters considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 19 percent of the time. Family and Children Issues (Back to top)
2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Children's Defense Fund 78 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Family Association 100 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Family Research Council 67 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Children's Defense Fund 27 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Family Association 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Family Research Council 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Network for Youth 0 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Family Voices 11 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 On the votes that the Family Research Council considered to be the most important in 2001-2002, DeWine voted their preferred position 78 percent of the time.(Due to the 49-51 split in the Senate, an insufficient number of votes were taken on issues of concern to warrant inclusion). 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Children's Defense Fund 36 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Children's Defense Fund 40 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Family Research Council 50 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Home School Legal Defense Association 80 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Children's Defense Fund 60 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Children's Defense Fund 33 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Home School Legal Defense Association 60 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Children's Defense Fund 45 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the Children's Defense Fund considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 20 percent of the time. Foreign Aid and Policy Issues (Back to top)
2006 In 2006 Citizens for Global Solutions gave DeWine a grade of C. 2006 DeWine supported the interests of Peace Action West 22 percent in 2006. 2006 In 2006, The Genocide Intervention Network--Darfur Scores assigned DeWine a grade of A based on voting records, bill sponsorship and other activities related to ending the genocide in Darfur. 2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Council for a Livable World 16 percent in 2005-2006. 2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 42 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 In 2005 Citizens for Global Solutions gave DeWine a rating of B-. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Latin America Working Group 50 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 33 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the PeacePAC 25 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Armenian National Committee of America 54 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 0 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Latin America Working Group 0 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Nuclear Age Peace Foundation 0 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 0 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of ACT! for America - All Votes 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 19 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation's position, DeWine received a rating of -4. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 11 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Latin America Working Group 33 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 0 percent in 2003. 2003 Based on a point system, with points assigned for actions in support of or in opposition to U.S. Campaign to End the Israeli Occupation's position, DeWine received a rating of -1. 2002-2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens for Global Solutions 15 percent in 2002-2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 0 percent in 2002. 2001-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Council for a Livable World 0 percent in 2001-2004. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Foreign Service Association 100 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 On the votes , introduction of legislation, sponsorship or co-sponsorship of legislation and public speaking on legislation, for legistation, that the American Muslims for Jerusalem considered to be the most important in 2001-2002, DeWine, rated -3. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 25 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 23 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 29 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Council for a Livable World 13 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 18 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 11 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the PeacePAC 13 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Council for a Livable World 14 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 75 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 15 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 7 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 0 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Council for a Livable World 10 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Council for a Livable World 17 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Friends Committee on National Legislation 29 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Peace Action 8 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the Council for a Livable World considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 0 percent of the time. 1996 On the votes that the Peace Action considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 9 percent of the time. 1995-1996 On the votes that the Friends Committee on National Legislation considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 15 percent of the time. 1995 On the votes that the Peace Action considered to be the most important in 1995 , DeWine voted their preferred position 17 percent of the time. 1990-1999 Based on the votes, committee votes, co-sponsorships and other leadership actions that took place between 1990-1999 the Armenian National Committee of America assigned DeWine a grade of A. With grades ranging from a high of A+ to a low of F-. Government Reform (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 45 percent in 2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 42 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 18 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 63 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the State PIRGs Working Together 10 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 10 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 0 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Radical Middle 40 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 72 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the State PIRGs Working Together 24 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 24 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 63 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 15 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association of Counties 56 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 15 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Radical Middle 45 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 75 percent in 2001. 2001 On the votes that Common Cause considered to be the most important in 2001, DeWine voted their preferred position 50 percent of the time. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 11 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 79 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association of Counties 66 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 8 percent in 1999-2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 7 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 70 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 23 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 60 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 42 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 23 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 75 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of Public Citizen's Congress Watch 25 percent in 1997. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 76 percent in 1996. 1995-1996 On the votes that Public Citizen's Congress Watch considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 24 percent of the time. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Public Interest Research Group 28 percent in 1995-1996. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens Against Government Waste 76 percent in 1995. Gun Issues (Back to top)
2006 Based on lifetime voting records on gun issues and the results of a questionnaire sent to all Congressional candidates in 2006, the National Rifle Association assigned DeWine a grade of F (with grades ranging from a high of A+ to a low of F). 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Gun Owners of America 0 percent in 2005. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Gun Owners of America 10 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence 53 percent from 1988-2003 (Senate) or 1991-2003 (House). 2003 In 2003 Gun Owners of America gave DeWine a grade of F. 2002 On the votes that the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence considered to be the most important as of 2002, DeWine voted their preferred position 53 percent of the time. These scores are cumulative for each representative's time in their current office. The Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence considered votes from 1988-2002 in the House and 1991-2002 in the Senate when determining these scores. 2001-2002 Based on the results of a questionnaire the Gun Owners of America assigned DeWine a grade of F (with grades ranging from a high of A+ to a low of F-). 2000 Based on lifetime voting records on gun issues and the results of a questionnaire sent to all Congressional candidates in 2000, the National Rifle Association assigned DeWine a grade of C (with grades ranging from a high of A+ to a low of F). 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Coalition to Stop Gun Violence 100 percent in 1999-2000. 1999-2000 Based on the results of a questionnaire the Gun Owners of America assigned DeWine a grade of F (with grades ranging from a high of A+ to a low of F-). 1987-1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence 62 percent in 1987-1999. Health Issues (Back to top)
2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the American Hospital Association 67 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 60 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American College of Emergency Physicians 100 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 71 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Citizens for Health - Whole Person Health Rating 25 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Academy of Emergency Medicine 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Breast Cancer Coalition 60 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American College of Emergency Physicians 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Global AIDS Alliance 20 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 14 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Breast Cancer Coalition 80 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the AIDS Action Council 85 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists 100 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Medical Association 100 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 17 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Breast Cancer Coalition 40 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society 100 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 29 percent in 2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the American Medical Association 0 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 50 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 50 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the AIDS Action Council 40 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the American Public Health Association 33 percent in 1997. 1995-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Protect Patients Now! 100 percent in 1995-2004. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the AIDS Action Council 50 percent in 1995-1996. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Smokefree Action 33 percent in 1995-1996. 1995 On the votes that the American Public Health Association considered to be the most important in 1995 , DeWine voted their preferred position 17 percent of the time. Housing and Property Issues (Back to top)
1995 On the votes that the League of Private Property Voters considered to be the most important in the "first 100 days" of 1995 , DeWine voted their preferred position 100 percent of the time. Immigration (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the American Immigration Lawyers Association 77 percent in 2006. 2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Federation for American Immigration Reform 21 percent in 2005-2006. 2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the U.S. Border Control 25 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Federation for American Immigration Reform 0 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Federation for American Immigration Reform 0 percent in 2004. 2003-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Better Immigration 5 percent in 2003-2006. 2003-2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Better Immigration 8 percent in 2003-2005. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Immigration Lawyers Association 0 percent in 2002. 1996-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Immigration Control 0 percent in 1996-1998. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Immigration Control 0 percent in 1996. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Federation for American Immigration Reform 0 percent in 1996. 1995-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Immigration Lawyers Association 60 percent from 1995-2004. 1989-2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Better Immigration 12 percent in 1989-2003. 1989-2002 DeWine supported the interests of Americans for Better Immigration 18 percent from 1989-2002. 1989-2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Better Immigration 21 percent in 1989-2001. Labor (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Service Employees International Union 56 percent in 2006. 2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 50 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 50 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of Government Employees 42 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 63 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 20 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers 33 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Service Employees International Union 38 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 50 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers 0 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 33 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Postal Workers Union 33 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Communications Workers of America 33 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 50 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers 33 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Service Employees International Union 33 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Transportation Communications Union 17 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 18 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers 17 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Workplace Fairness 0 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of Government Employees 0 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 18 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Bakery, Confectionary, Tobacco Workers and Grain Millers Int 23 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 14 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Self-Employed 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 18 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Communications Workers of America 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers 14 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 9 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Service Employees International Union 17 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Transportation Communications Union 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 17 percent in 2003.Those who supported or provided other assistance in connection with a UAW organizing drive are given an extra 10% bonus. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Workplace Fairness 0 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 23 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of Government Employees 13 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 0 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Communications Workers of America 0 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 0 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers 75 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Pennsylvania State Nurses Association 50 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Service Employees International Union 20 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Transportation Communications Union 10 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 25 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers 0 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Postal Workers Union 20 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers 42 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association for the Self-Employed 100 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 25 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Benefits Council 43 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of Government Employees 13 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 25 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 37 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers 80 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Service Employees International Union 18 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Transportation Communications Union 55 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 14 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers 29 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the United Food & Commercial Workers 0 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 0 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of Government Employees 8 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 0 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Communications Workers of America 17 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers 0 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters 0 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Service Employees International Union 0 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 8 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers 0 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the International Association of Fire Fighters 0 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 0 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of Government Employees 27 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 0 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Communications Workers of America 0 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers 14 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Transportation Communications Union 0 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 8 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers 17 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of Government Employees 30 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 11 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Communications Workers of America 0 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers 0 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Transportation Communications Union 20 percent in 1998. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 0 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters 0 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 0 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of Government Employees 25 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees 0 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Communications Workers of America 0 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the United Auto Workers 0 percent in 1997. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the United Food & Commercial Workers 0 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the American Federation of Government Employees considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 15 percent of the time. 1996 On the votes that the American Federation of State, County & Municipal Employees considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 14 percent of the time. 1996 On the votes that the Communications Workers of America considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 63 percent of the time. 1996 On the votes that the United Auto Workers considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 6 percent of the time. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the United Food & Commercial Workers 46 percent in 1996. 1995-1996 On the votes that the International Association of Fire Fighters considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 17 percent of the time. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the AFL-CIO 8 percent in 1995. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters 0 percent in 1995. 1995 DeWine supported the interests of the Transportation Communications Union 40 percent in 1995. 1995 On the votes that the United Food & Commercial Workers considered to be the most important in 1995 , DeWine voted their preferred position 0 percent of the time. Legal Issues (Back to top)
2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Bar Association 33 percent in 2001-2002. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Bar Association 33 percent in 1999-2000. Liberal (Back to top)
2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 50 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee for an Effective Congress 35 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Composite Liberal Score 45 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy 49 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 52 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 26 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 50 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 35 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 46 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 47 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 49 percent in 2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 15 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee for an Effective Congress 5 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Composite Liberal Score 29 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 38 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 22 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 0 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 15 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Composite Conservative Score 66 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Composite Liberal Score 35 percent in 2002. 2002 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy's calculations, in 2002, DeWine voted more conservative on economic policy issues than 63 percent of the s. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 67 percent in 2002. 2002 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy's calculations, in 2002, DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 61 percent of the s. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 36 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 24 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 38 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee for an Effective Congress 20 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the People for the American Way 15 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 25 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee for an Effective Congress 11 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 58 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 65 percent in 2001. 2001 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy's calculations, in 2001, DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 55 percent of the s. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 42 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 30 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 43 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 10 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 53 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Foreign Policy 53 percent in 2000. 2000 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy calculations, in 2000 DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 65 percent of the [HOUSE]. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 45 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign Policy 43 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 34 percent in 2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 10 percent in 1999. 1999 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Defense/Foreign Policy calculations, in 1999 DeWine voted more conservative on defense and foreign policy issues than 56 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 50 percent in 1999. 1999 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy calculations, in 1999 DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 52 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 49 percent in 1999. 1999 According to the National Journal - Liberal on For & Def Policy calculations, in 1999 DeWine voted more liberal on defense and foreign policy issues than 40 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 46 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 10 percent in 1998. 1998 According to the National Journal - Conserv. on Def/For Policy calculations, in 1998 DeWine voted more conservative on defense and foreign policy issues than 58 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 52 percent in 1998. 1998 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy calculations, in 1998 DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 63 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 46 percent in 1998. 1998 According to the National Journal - Liberal on For & Def Policy calculations, in 1998 DeWine voted more liberal on defense and foreign policy issues than 29 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 36 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee for an Effective Congress 20 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Americans for Democratic Action 15 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the Americans for Democratic Action considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 15 percent of the time. 1996 According to the National Journal - Conserv. on Def/For Policy calculations, in 1996 DeWine voted more conservative on defense and foreign policy issues than 70 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Conservative on Economic Policy 58 percent in 1996. 1996 According to the National Journal - Conservative on Social Policy calculations, in 1996 DeWine voted more conservative on social policy issues than 59 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Economic Policy 40 percent in 1996. 1996 According to the National Journal - Liberal on Foreign\Defense Policy calculations, in 1996 DeWine voted more liberal on defense and foreign policy issues than 26 percent of the [HOUSE]. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Journal - Liberal on Social Policy 40 percent in 1996. 1995-1996 On the votes that the National Committee for an Effective Congress considered to be the most important in 1995-1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 10 percent of the time. 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2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Women's Action for New Directions (WAND) and-WILL 14 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Non Commissioned Officers Association 100 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Non Commissioned Officers Association 100 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Women's Action for New Directions (WAND) and-WILL 18 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Non Commissioned Officers Association 100 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Military Officers Association of America 100 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Non Commissioned Officers Association 100 percent in 2000. National Security Issues (Back to top)
2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Security Council Foundation 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Center for Security Policy 89 percent in 2003-2004. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Security Council Foundation 75 percent in 2002. 1998-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Center for Security Policy 90 percent in 1998-2002. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Center for Security Policy 64 percent in 1997. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the Center for Security Policy 86 percent in 1996. Science and Medical Research (Back to top)
2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Parkinsons Action Network 100 percent in 2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Society of Anesthesiologists 100 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology 33 percent in 2003. Senior and Social Security Issues (Back to top)
2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Alliance for Retired Americans 30 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Alliance for Retired Americans 0 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association 33 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Retire Safe 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Alliance for Retired Americans 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of Homes and Services for the Aging 56 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Alliance for Retired Americans 10 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association 0 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare 27 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Alliance for Retired Americans 10 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Council of Senior Citizens 10 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association 0 percent in 1999-2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare 31 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare 31 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the National Council of Senior Citizens 20 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Council of Senior Citizens 20 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the 60 Plus Association 70 percent in 1997-1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare 15 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the National Council of Senior Citizens 10 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the National Council of Senior Citizens considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 10 percent of the time. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the 60 Plus Association 83 percent in 1995-1996. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Active and Retired Federal Employees Association 20 percent in 1995-1996. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Committee to Preserve Social Security and Medicare 21 percent in 1995-1996. Social Issues (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 25 percent in 2006. 2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Secular Coalition for America 0 percent in 2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Drum Major Institute for Public Policy 38 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Mennonite Central Committee 60 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby 33 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 17 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the The Population Institute 50 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Drum Major Institute for Public Policy 43 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby 29 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of Population Action International 0 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 14 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Drum Major Institute for Public Policy 67 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby 20 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of Population Action International 0 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 17 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the The Population Institute 0 percent in 2003. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby 0 percent in 2002. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 20 percent in 2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association of Social Workers 25 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Californians for Population Stabilization 0 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the National Youth Advocacy Coalition 50 percent in 2001. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 25 percent in 2001. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby 27 percent in 2000. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 13 percent in 2000. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association of Social Workers 40 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby 18 percent in 1999. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 20 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby 20 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 0 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Population Connection 0 percent in 1997. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the NETWORK, A National Catholic Social Justice Lobby 27 percent in 1996. 1996 DeWine supported the interests of the National Association of Social Workers 30 percent in 1996. 1996 On the votes that the Population Connection considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 11 percent of the time. Technology and Communication (Back to top)
2006 In 2006 CNET News gave DeWine a rating of 25 percent. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Information Technology Industry Council 92 percent in 2003-2004. 2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Information Technology Industry Council 67 percent in 2002. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Information Technology Industry Council 85 percent in 2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Information Technology Industry Council 100 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Information Technology Industry Council 91 percent in 1998. Trade Issues (Back to top)
2005-2006 In 2005-2006 USA Engage gave DeWine a grade of B+. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the The Cato Institute - Trade Subsidy Votes 0 percent in 2003-2004 for Trade Subsidy Votes. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the USA Engage 60 percent in 2003-2004. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the The Cato Institute - Trade Barrier Votes 100 percent in 2001-2002 for Trade Barrier Votes. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the The Cato Institute - Trade Subsidy Votes 100 percent in 2001-2002 for Trade Subsidy Votes. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the USA Engage 80 percent in 2001-2002. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the The Cato Institute - Trade Barrier Votes 60 percent in 1999-2000 for Trade Barrier Votes. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the The Cato Institute - Trade Subsidy Votes 50 percent in 1997-1998 for Trade Subsidy Votes. Transportation Issues (Back to top)
2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Road and Transportation Builders Association 88 percent in 2003-2004. Veterans Issues (Back to top)
2006 DeWine supported the interests of the Disabled American Veterans 60 percent in 2006. 2006 In 2006 Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America gave DeWine a grade of D+. 2006 DeWine sponsored or co-sponsored 53 percent of the legislation favored by the The Retired Enlisted Association in 2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the Disabled American Veterans 50 percent in 2005. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Disabled American Veterans 0 percent in 2004. 2004 DeWine supported the interests of the The Retired Enlisted Association 0 percent in 2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Vietnam Veterans of America 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the The American Legion 100 percent in 2003. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the Vietnam Veterans of America 69 percent in 2001. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Disabled American Veterans 66 percent in 1999. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Vietnam Veterans of America 0 percent in 1997-1998. Welfare and Poverty (Back to top)
2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Bread for the World 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the The Partnership for the Homeless 100 percent in 2003-2004. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Bread for the World 100 percent in 2001-2002. 2000 DeWine supported the interests of the Bread for the World 50 percent in 2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the Bread for the World 0 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the Bread for the World 67 percent in 1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the Bread for the World 0 percent in 1997. 1996 On the votes that the Bread for the World considered to be the most important in 1996 , DeWine voted their preferred position 29 percent of the time. Women's Issues (Back to top)
2005-2006 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 40 percent in 2005-2006. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 50 percent in 2005. 2005 DeWine supported the interests of the National Organization for Women 75 percent in 2005. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 25 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Business and Professional Women USA 46 percent in 2003-2004. 2003-2004 DeWine supported the interests of the Federally Employed Women 30 percent in 2003-2004. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 20 percent in 2003. 2003 DeWine supported the interests of the Business and Professional Women USA 40 percent in 2003. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 25 percent in 2001-2002. 2001-2002 DeWine supported the interests of the Business and Professional Women USA 22 percent in 2001-2002. 2001 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 33 percent in 2001. 1999-2000 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 20 percent in 1999-2000. 1999 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 12 percent in 1999. 1998 DeWine supported the interests of the National Organization for Women 0 percent in 1998. 1997-1998 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 0 percent in 1997-1998. 1997 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 0 percent in 1997. 1995-1996 DeWine supported the interests of the American Association of University Women 13 percent in 1995-1996.
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