Max Said:

who was republican candidate for governor of new york in last election?

We Answered:

John Faso

Tyrone Said:

Who is the most Conservative Republican in the Senate/Governor?

We Answered:

AKU.S. HouseAt-LargeDonald YoungRepublican72
ALU.S. SenateSrRichard ShelbyRepublican90
ALU.S. SenateJrJefferson SessionsRepublican80
ALU.S. House4Robert AderholtRepublican60
ALU.S. House6Spencer BachusRepublican60
ALGovernorRobert RileyRepublican70
ARU.S. SenateSrBlanche LincolnDemocratic40
ARU.S. House1Robert BerryDemocratic45
ARU.S. House2Victor SnyderDemocratic5
ARU.S. House4Mike RossDemocratic40
AZU.S. SenateSrJohn McCainRepublican65
AZU.S. SenateJrJon KylRepublican95
AZU.S. House3John ShadeggRepublican85
AZU.S. House4Ed PastorDemocratic15
AZU.S. House6Jeff FlakeRepublican100
CAU.S. SenateSrDianne FeinsteinDemocratic25
CAU.S. SenateJrBarbara BoxerDemocratic0
CAU.S. House1Michael ThompsonDemocratic20
CAU.S. House2Walter HergerRepublican80
CAU.S. House6Lynn WoolseyDemocratic5
CAU.S. House7George MillerDemocratic0
CAU.S. House8Nancy PelosiDemocratic0
CAU.S. House9Barbara LeeDemocratic10
CAU.S. House10Ellen TauscherDemocratic35
CAU.S. House13Fortney StarkDemocratic5
CAU.S. House14Anna EshooDemocratic5
CAU.S. House15Michael HondaDemocratic10
CAU.S. House16Zoe LofgrenDemocratic0
CAU.S. House17Sam FarrDemocratic10
CAU.S. House19George RadanovichRepublican65
CAU.S. House23Lois CappsDemocratic25
CAU.S. House24Elton GalleglyRepublican60
CAU.S. House25Howard McKeonRepublican60
CAU.S. House26David DreierRepublican65
CAU.S. House27Brad ShermanDemocratic15
CAU.S. House28Howard BermanDemocratic5
CAU.S. House29Adam SchiffDemocratic30
CAU.S. House30Henry WaxmanDemocratic5
CAU.S. House31Xavier BecerraDemocratic6
CAU.S. House32Hilda SolisDemocratic15
CAU.S. House34Lucille Roybal-AllardDemocratic5
CAU.S. House35Maxine WatersDemocratic11
CAU.S. House36Jane HarmanDemocratic25
CAU.S. House38Grace NapolitanoDemocratic5
CAU.S. House40Edward RoyceRepublican83
CAU.S. House41Jerry LewisRepublican72
CAU.S. House42Gary MillerRepublican70
CAU.S. House43Joe BacaDemocratic26
CAU.S. House44Ken CalvertRepublican60
CAU.S. House45Mary Bono MackRepublican65
CAU.S. House46Dana RohrabacherRepublican80
CAU.S. House47Loretta SanchezDemocratic20
CAU.S. House49Darrell IssaRepublican70
CAU.S. House51Bob FilnerDemocratic15
CAU.S. House53Susan DavisDemocratic25
COU.S. SenateJrMark UdallDemocratic16
COU.S. House1Diana DeGetteDemocratic5
CTU.S. SenateSrChristopher DoddDemocratic5
CTU.S. SenateJrJoseph LiebermanIndependent Democrat10
CTU.S. House1John LarsonDemocratic21
CTU.S. House3Rosa DeLauroDemocratic10
DEU.S. SenateSrJoseph BidenDemocratic10
DEU.S. SenateJrThomas CarperDemocratic20
DEU.S. HouseAt-LargeMichael CastleRepublican45
FLU.S. SenateSrBill NelsonDemocratic10
FLU.S. House2Allen BoydDemocratic37
FLU.S. House3Corrine BrownDemocratic10
FLU.S. House4Ander CrenshawRepublican65
FLU.S. House6Clifford StearnsRepublican85
FLU.S. House7John MicaRepublican65
FLU.S. House10C. W. Bill YoungRepublican60
FLU.S. House12Adam PutnamRepublican68
FLU.S. House18Ileana Ros-LehtinenRepublican43
FLU.S. House19Robert WexlerDemocratic5
FLU.S. House21Lincoln Diaz-BalartRepublican56
FLU.S. House23Alcee HastingsDemocratic10
GAU.S. SenateJrJohn IsaksonRepublican53
GAU.S. House1Jack KingstonRepublican72
GAU.S. House2Sanford BishopDemocratic42
GAU.S. House5John LewisDemocratic5
GAU.S. House7John LinderRepublican65
GAU.S. House9Nathan DealRepublican68
HIU.S. SenateSrDaniel InouyeDemocratic6
HIU.S. SenateJrDaniel AkakaDemocratic11
HIU.S. House1Neil AbercrombieDemocratic30
IAU.S. SenateSrCharles GrassleyRepublican80
IAU.S. SenateJrThomas HarkinDemocratic0
IAU.S. House3Leonard BoswellDemocratic30
IAU.S. House4Thomas LathamRepublican50
IDU.S. SenateSrMichael CrapoRepublican85
IDU.S. House2Michael SimpsonRepublican60
IDGovernorClement OtterRepublican75
ILU.S. SenateSrRichard DurbinDemocratic5
ILU.S. House1Bobby RushDemocratic0
ILU.S. House2Jesse JacksonDemocratic11
ILU.S. House4Luis GutierrezDemocratic5
ILU.S. House7Danny DavisDemocratic10
ILU.S. House9Janice SchakowskyDemocratic5
ILU.S. House10Mark KirkRepublican50
ILU.S. House12Jerry CostelloDemocratic40
ILU.S. House13Judy BiggertRepublican50
ILU.S. House15Timothy JohnsonRepublican60
ILU.S. House16Donald ManzulloRepublican75
ILU.S. House19John ShimkusRepublican70
ILGovernorRod BlagojevichDemocratic15
INU.S. SenateSrRichard LugarRepublican80
INU.S. SenateJrEvan BayhDemocratic30
INU.S. House1Peter ViscloskyDemocratic17
INU.S. House3Mark SouderRepublican79
INU.S. House4Stephen BuyerR


conservative index.

Kristin Said:

About the possible Republican candidates can get the Hispanic vote?

We Answered:

I think it is sad that race/ethnicity is still an issue, especially among democrats. The fact that the Congressional Black Caucus is open only to black democrats is an example.

Tanya Said:

Is Florida proof that Republican voters are more closed-minded than Democrats?

We Answered:

Well duh dude, if they are republican who else would they vote for??? lol

Denise Said:

Which Republican candidate for Florida governor is more likely to lose to Democrat Alex Sink?

We Answered:

There's a radio program called "Florida Roundtable," which is taped around about Friday of each week and broadcast all weekend on various radio stations. I listened yesterday, and they mentioned that the latest poll puts McCollum in a slightly stronger position vis a vis Alex Sink, but nobody has a lock on the general election, yet.

I've heard some prominent Republicans who have said on the air over the past month or so that, if Rick Scott beats McCollum in the primary, they'll support Alex Sink.