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YOUR LIBERTY LEGISLATORS
Wyoming
- Bill Allemand (HD-58)
- Ocean Andrew (HD-46)
- Abby Angelos (HD-3)
- John Bear (HD-31)
- Bo Biteman (SD-21)
- Laurie Bratten (HD-51)
- Kevin Campbell (HD-62)
- Chuck Gray (SOS)
- Joel Guggenmos (HD-55)
- Jeremy Haroldson (HD-4)
- Scott Heiner (HD-18)
- Bob Ide (SD-29)
- Steve Johnson (HD-8)
- Tom Kelly (HD-30)
- Jayme Lien (HD-38)
- Tony Locke (HD-35)
- Ann Lucas (HD-43)
- Darin McCann (HD-48)
- Troy McKeown (SD-24)
- Chip Neiman (HD-1)
- Pepper Ottman (HD-34)
- Laura Pearson (SD-14)
- Ken Pendergraft (HD-29)
- Rachel Rodriguez-Williams (HD-50)
- Tim Salazar (SD-26)
- Daniel Singh (HD-61)
- Scott Smith (HD-5)
- Tomi Strock (HD-6)
- Jacob Wasserburger (HD-11)
- Nina Webber (HD-24)
- Bob Wharff (HD-49)
Wisconsin
- Rachael Cabral-Guevara (SD-19)
- Joy Goeben (HD-5)
- Chanz Green (HD-74)
- Nate Gustafson (HD-55)
- Clint Moses (HD-29)
- Romaine Quinn (SD-25)
- Shae Sortwell (HD-2)
- Rob Stafsholt (SD-10)
West Virginia
- Chris Anders (HD-97)
- Laura Chapman (SD-1)
- Charles Horst (HD-95)
- Laura Kimble (HD-48)
- Chris Rose (SD-2)
- Patricia Rucker (SD-16)
- Lisa White (HD-96)
- Tom Willis (SD-15)
Virginia
- Mike Cherry (HD-66)
- Phillip Scott (HD-88)
- Michael Webert (HD-18)
Utah
- Tiara Auxier (HD-4)
- Jason Kyle (HD-8)
- Anthony Loubet (HD-27)
- Mike Petersen (HD-2)
- Lisa Shepherd (HD-61)
- Jordan Teuscher (HD-44)
Texas
- Briscoe Cain (HD-128)
- Mark Dorazio (HD-122)
- Brian Harrison (HD-10)
- Andy Hopper (HD-64)
- Helen Kerwin (HD-58)
- David Lowe (HD-91)
- Shelley Luther (HD-62)
- Mayes Middleton (SD-11)
- Brent Money (HD-2)
- Mike Olcott (HD-60)
- Katrina Pierson (HD-33)
- Keresa Richardson (HD-61)
- Nate Schatzline (HD-93)
- Kevin Sparks (SD-31)
- Tony Tinderholt (HD-94)
- Wes Virdell (HD-53)
Tennessee
- Kip Capley (HD-71)
- Elaine Davis (HD-18)
- Monty Fritts (HD-32)
- Adam Lowe (SD-1)
South Dakota
- Aaron Aylward (HD-6)
- Phil Jensen (HD-33)
- Tina Mulally (HD-35)
- Tony Randolph (HD-35)
- Kathy Rice (HD-29)
- John Sjaarda (HD-02)
South Carolina
- Thomas Beach (HD-10)
- Lee Bright (SD-12)
- April Cromer (HD-6)
- Adam Duncan (HD-2)
- Sarita Edgerton (HD-34)
- Tom Fernandez (SD-39)
- Stephen Frank (HD-20)
- Lee Gilreath (HD-7)
- Rob Harris (HD-36)
- Chris Huff (HD-28)
- Jay Kilmartin (HD-85)
- John Lastinger (HD-88)
- Josiah Magnuson (HD-38)
- Ryan McCabe (HD-96)
- Dianne Mitchell (HD-21)
- Jordan Pace (HD-117)
- James Teeple (HD-116)
- Jackie Terribile (HD-66)
- Joe White (HD-40)
Rhode Island
- Jessica de la Cruz (SD-23)
- Sherry Roberts (HD-29)
Pennsylvania
- Marc Anderson (HD-92)
- Scott Barger (HD-80)
- Aaron Bernstine (HD-8)
- Jarrett Coleman (SD-16)
- Joe D'Orsie (HD-47)
- Wendy Fink (HD-94)
- Barb Gleim (HD-199)
- Joseph Hamm (HD-84)
- Mike Jones (HD-93)
- Dawn Keefer (SD-31)
- Charity Krupa (HD-51)
- Robert Leadbeter (HD-109)
- David Rowe (HD-85)
- Perry Stambaugh (86)
- Andrea Verobish (HD-79)
- Jamie Walsh (HD-117)
Oregon
- Ed Diehl (HD-17)
- Diane Linthicum (SD-28)
Oklahoma
- Derrick Hildebrant (HD-23)
- Molly Jenkins (HD-33)
- Shane Jett (SD-17)
- Bryan Logan (SD-8)
- Julie McIntosh (SD-3)
- Jim Olsen (HD-2)
- Kendal Sacchieri (SD-43)
- Lisa Standridge (SD-15)
- Gabe Woolley (HD-98)
Ohio
- Thad Claggett (HD-68)
- Levi Dean (HD-71)
- Ron Ferguson (HD-96)
- Jennifer Gross (HD-45)
- Beth Lear (HD-61)
- Brian Lorenz (HD-60)
- Diane Mullins (HD-47)
- Kristina Roegner (SD-27)
- Michelle Teska (HD-55)
- Heidi Workman (HD-72)
North Dakota
- Matthew Heilman (HD-7)
- Jared Hendrix (HD-10)
- Jeff Hoverson (HD-03)
- Dan Johnston (HD-24)
- Jeff Magrum (SD-28)
- SuAnn Olson (HD-8)
- Nico Rios (HD-23)
- Matt Ruby (HD-40)
- Mike Schatz (HD-39)
New Hampshire
- Glen Aldrich (Belknap-6)
- Keith Ammon (Hillsborough-42)
- Judy Aron (Sullivan-4)
- Michael Aron (Sullivan-8)
- Cyril Aures (Merrimack-13)
- Glenn Bailey (Strafford-22)
- Calvin Beaulier (Grafton-1)
- Michael Belcher (Carroll-4)
- Cindy Bennett (Rockingham-4)
- Lex Berezhny (Grafton-11)
- Marie Bjelobrk (Grafton-5)
- Richard Brown (Caroll-8)
- Jose Cambrils (Merrimack-4)
- Barbara Comtois (Belknap-7)
- Travis Corcoran (Hillsborough-28)
- Susan DeRoy (Strafford-3)
- Rick Devoid (Merrimack-1)
- Matt Drew (Hillsborough-19)
- Ron Dunn (Rockingham-16)
- Keith Erf (Hillsborough-28)
- Sam Farrington (Strafford-8)
- Michael Granger (Strafford-2)
- Gerry Griffin (Hillsborough-42)
- James Guzofski (Rockingham-1)
- Mike Harrington (Strafford-18)
- Juliet Harvey-Bolia (Belknap-3)
- Thomas Kaczynski (Strafford-5)
- Diane Kelley (Hillsborough-32)
- Catherine Kenny (Hillsborough-13)
- James Kofalt (Hillsborough-32)
- Erica Layon (Rockingham-13)
- David Love (Rockingham-13)
- Tim Mannion (Hillsborough-1)
- Tom Mannion (Hillsborough-1)
- Donald McFarlane (Grafton-18)
- Carol McGuire (Merrimack-27)
- Dan McGuire (Merrimack-14)
- Mark McLean (Hillsborough-15)
- Keith Murphy (SD-16)
- Brian Nadeau (Rockingham-4)
- Kristin Noble (Hillsborough-2)
- Jeanine Notter (Hillsborough-12)
- Jason Osborne (Rockingham-2)
- Diane Pauer (Hillsborough-36)
- Kristine Perez (Rockingham-16)
- Katy Peternel (Carroll-6)
- Tom Ploszaj (Belknap-1)
- Yury Polozov (Merrimack-10)
- Daniel Popovici-Muller (Rockingham-17)
- Susan Porcelli (Rockingham-19)
- Lisa Post (Hillsborough-42)
- Kelley Potenza (Strafford-19)
- John Potucek (Rockingham-13)
- Andrew Prout (Hillsborough-13)
- Jim Qualey (Cheshire-18)
- Matt Sabourin (Rockingham-30)
- Brian Seaworth (Merrimack-20)
- Alvin See (Merrimack-26)
- John Sellers (Grafton-10)
- Shane Sirois (Hillsborough-32)
- Julius Soti (Rockingham-35)
- James Spillane (Rockingham-2)
- Victoria Sullivan (SD-18)
- James Summers (Rockingham-20)
- Jeffrey Tenczar (Hillsborough-1)
- Paul Terry (Belknap-7)
- Dick Thackston (Cheshire-12)
- Len Turcotte (Strafford-4)
- Jordan Ulery (Hillsborough-13)
- Kevin Verville (Rockingham-2)
- Michael Vose (Rockingham-5)
- David Walker (Strafford-19)
- Mark Warden (Hillsborough-39)
- Robert Wherry (Hillsborough-13)
- Clayton Wood (Merrimack-13)
Nevada
- Jill Dickman (HD-31)
- Andy Matthews (N/A)
Nebraska
- Christy Armendariz (SD-18)
Missouri
- Ben Brown (SD-26)
- Eric Burlison (USHD-7)
- Darin Chappell (HD-137)
- Mazzie Christensen (HD-2)
- Michael Davis (HD-56)
- Cathy Jo Loy (HD-163)
- Ben Keathley (HD-101)
- Mark Matthiesen (HD-107)
- Mike Moon (SD-29)
- Nick Schroer (SD-2)
- John Simmons (HD-109)
- Bob Titus (HD-139)
- Burt Whaley (HD-138)
- Bryant Wolfin (HD-145)
Montana
- Ed Byrne (HD-11)
- Caleb Hinkle (HD-68)
- Jedediah Hinkle (HD-67)
- Steven Kelly (HD-9)
- Theresa Manzella (SD-44)
- Tom Millett (HD-2)
- Bob Phalen (SD-17)
- Lukas Schubert (HD-8)
- Trevor Walter (69)
Mississippi
- Don Hartness (SD-42)
Minnesota
- Tom Dippel (HD-41B)
- Bill Lieske (SD-58)
- Drew Roach (HD-58B)
- Nathan Wesenberg (SD-10)
Michigan
- Steve Carra (HD-36)
- James DeSana (HD-29)
- Jonathan Lindsey (SD-17)
- Matt Maddock (HD-51)
- Angela Rigas (HD-83)
- Josh Schriver (HD-86)
- Rachelle Smit (HD-80)
- Jason Woolford (HD-50)
Maryland
- Robin Grammer (HD-6)
Maine
- Barbara Bagshaw (HD-106)
- David Boyer (HD-87)
- Elizabeth Caruso (HD-72)
- Billy Bob Faulkingham (HD-136)
- Benjamin Hymes (HD-38)
- Laurel Libby (HD-64)
- Reagan Paul (HD-98)
- Katrina Smith (HD-62)
- James White (HD-119)
Louisiana
- Beryl Amedee (HD-51)
- Danny McCormick (HD-1)
- Chuck Owen (HD-30)
- Rodney Schamerhorn (HD-24)
Kentucky
- Josh Calloway (HD-10)
- Steven Doan (HD-69)
- Kim Holloway (HD-2)
- Savannah Maddox (HD-61)
- Candy Massaroni (HD-50)
- Marianne Proctor (HD-60)
- Felicia Rabourn (HD-47)
- Steve Rawlings (SD-11)
- Aaron Reed (SD-7)
- TJ Roberts (HD-66)
- Gex (Jay) Williams (SD-20)
Kansas
- Brett Fairchild (HD-113)
- Mike Murphy (SD-34)
Iowa
- Jeff Shipley (HD-82)
- Sam Wengryn (HD-24)
Indiana
- Becky Cash (HD-25)
- Zach Payne (HD-66)
- Lorissa Sweet (HD-50)
Illinois
- Jed Davis (HD-75)
- Adam Niemerg (HD-109)
- Kevin Schmidt (HD-114)
- Blaine Wilhour (HD-107)
Idaho
- Clint Hostetler (HD-24A)
- Kent Marmon (HD-11A)
- Christy Zito (SD-8)
Georgia
- Charlice Byrd (HD-20)
- Noelle Kahaian (HD-81)
Connecticut
- Mark Anderson (HD-62)
- Anne Dauphinais (HD-44)
- Rob Sampson (SD-16)
Colorado
- Scott Bottoms (HD-15)
- Brandi Bradley (HD-39)
- Kenneth DeGraaf (HD-22)
- Stephanie Luck (HD-60)
Arkansas
- Wayne Long (HD-39)
Arizona
- Shawnna Bolick (Phoenix)
- Rachel Keshel (Tucson)
- Alexander Kolodin (Scottsdale)
- Wendy Rogers (Flagstaff)
- Janae Shamp (Surprise)
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POLICY PRIORITIES
106 education
bills into law
EDUCATION
The government-driven education system in America not only fails kids but also perpetrates generational mediocrity and an increasingly lost citizenry untethered to the founding principles that made this country great.
124 healthcare
bills into law
HEALTHCARE
Our goal is to free patients and doctors from the grip of government at every level by passing healthcare freedom legislation in state capitols and empowering states to buck unconstitutional federal encroachments on our rights such as Obamacare expansion.
209 economic
bills into law
ECONOMY
Free market capitalism led to incredible prosperity worldwide and in America. Sadly, there are some in our own country who want to abandon capitalism in favor of failed socialist and even communist economic models.
246 civil liberty
bills into law
CIVIL LIBERTIES
Free market capitalism has created the most prosperity in the history of the world. Therefore, we adamantly oppose government intervention in the marketplace, taxes, and all other forms bailouts and subsidies, and special economic favors
295 constitutional
gov't bills into law
CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
The government should be smaller, spend less, and play a smaller role in our lives. The path we are on today is not sustainable. Government is ballooning; we must reign it in to be subservient to the people. Individuals should drive change, not the government.
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