Massachusetts House of Representatives
We are currently adding votes to the Mass Scorecard for the 2005-2006 session.
The results below reflect only SOME of the votes from this session, and should not be interpreted as conclusive scores.
We will post the complete Mass Scorecard voting records for all legislators prior to the September 2006 primaries.
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| Cory Atkins | Democrat | 100% on 9 votes | Fourteenth Middlesex |
| Demetrius Atsalis | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Second Barnstable |
| Bruce Ayers | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | First Norfolk |
| Ruth Balser | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Twelfth Middlesex |
| John Binienda | Democrat | 42% on 12 votes | Seventeenth Worcester |
| Deborah Blumer | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Sixth Middlesex |
| Daniel Bosley | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | First Berkshire |
| Garrett Bradley | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Third Plymouth |
| Arthur Broadhurst | Democrat | 63% on 8 votes | Fifteenth Essex |
| Antonio Cabral | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Thirteenth Bristol |
| Jennifer Callahan | Democrat | 91% on 11 votes | Eighteenth Worcester |
| Christine Canavan | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Tenth Plymouth |
| Gale Candaras | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Twelfth Hampden |
| Stephen Canessa | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Twelfth Bristol |
| Mark Carron | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Sixth Worcester |
| Paul Casey | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Thirty-first Middlesex |
| Edward Connolly | Democrat | 25% on 8 votes | Twenty-eighth Middlesex |
| Michael Coppola | Republican | 0% on 3 votes | First Bristol |
| Robert Correia | Democrat | 55% on 11 votes | Seventh Bristol |
| Michael Costello | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | First Essex |
| Robert Coughlin | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Eleventh Norfolk |
| Geraldine Creedon | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Eleventh Plymouth |
| Sean Curran | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Ninth Hampden |
| Robert DeLeo | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Nineteenth Suffolk |
| Viriato deMacedo | Republican | 17% on 12 votes | First Plymouth |
| Brian Dempsey | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Third Essex |
| Salvatore DiMasi | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Third Suffolk |
| Paul Donato | Democrat | 70% on 10 votes | Thirty-fifth Middlesex |
| Christopher Donelan | Democrat | 56% on 9 votes | Second Franklin |
| Joseph Driscoll | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Fifth Norfolk |
| James Eldridge | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Thirty-seventh Middlesex |
| Lewis Evangelidis | Republican | 17% on 12 votes | First Worcester |
| James Fagan | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Third Bristol |
| Christopher Fallon | Democrat | 45% on 11 votes | Thirty-third Middlesex |
| Mark Falzone | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Ninth Essex |
| Robert Fennell | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Tenth Essex |
| Michael Festa | Democrat | 82% on 11 votes | Thirty-second Middlesex |
| Barry Finegold | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Seventeenth Essex |
| Jennifer Flanagan | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Fourth Worcester |
| David Flynn | Democrat | 63% on 8 votes | Eighth Plymouth |
| Linda Dorcena Forry | Democrat | 82% on 11 votes | Twelfth Suffolk |
| Gloria Fox | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Seventh Suffolk |
| John Fresolo | Democrat | 42% on 12 votes | Sixteenth Worcester |
| Paul Frost | Republican | 33% on 12 votes | Seventh Worcester |
| William Galvin | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Sixth Norfolk |
| Colleen Garry | Democrat | 42% on 12 votes | Thirty-sixth Middlesex |
| Susan Gifford | Republican | 8% on 12 votes | Second Plymouth |
| Anne Gobi | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Fifth Worcester |
| Emile Goguen | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Third Worcester |
| Thomas Golden | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Sixteenth Middlesex |
| Shirley Gomes | Republican | 36% on 11 votes | Fourth Barnstable |
| Mary Grant | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Sixth Essex |
| William Greene | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Twenty-second Middlesex |
| Denis Guyer | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Second Berkshire |
| Patricia Haddad | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Fifth Bristol |
| Geoffrey Hall | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Second Middlesex |
| Robert Hargraves | Republican | 25% on 12 votes | First Middlesex |
| Lida Harkins | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Thirteenth Norfolk |
| Bradford Hill | Republican | 25% on 12 votes | Fourth Essex |
| Kevin Honan | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Seventeenth Suffolk |
| Donald Humason | Republican | 11% on 9 votes | Fourth Hampden |
| Frank Hynes | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Fourth Plymouth |
| Bradley Jones | Republican | 17% on 12 votes | Twentieth Middlesex |
| Louis Kafka | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Eighth Norfolk |
| Michael Kane | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Fifth Hampden |
| Rachel Kaprielian | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Twenty-ninth Middlesex |
| Jay Kaufman | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Fifteenth Middlesex |
| Daniel Keenan | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Third Hampden |
| John Keenan | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Seventh Essex |
| Thomas Kennedy | Democrat | 50% on 2 votes | Ninth Plymouth |
| Kay Khan | Democrat | 70% on 10 votes | Eleventh Middlesex |
| Peter Kocot | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | First Hampshire |
| Robert Koczera | Democrat | 45% on 11 votes | Eleventh Bristol |
| Peter Koutoujian | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Tenth Middlesex |
| Paul Kujawski | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Eighth Worcester |
| Stephen Kulik | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | First Franklin |
| Barbara L`Italien | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Eighteenth Essex |
| William Lantigua | Independent | 67% on 12 votes | Sixteenth Essex |
| James Leary | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Fourteenth Worcester |
| Stephen LeDuc | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Fourth Middlesex |
| John Lepper | Republican | 17% on 12 votes | Second Bristol |
| David Linsky | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Fifth Middlesex |
| Paul Loscocco | Republican | 45% on 11 votes | Eighth Middlesex |
| Elizabeth Malia | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Eleventh Suffolk |
| Ronald Mariano | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Third Norfolk |
| James Marzilli | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Twenty-third Middlesex |
| James Miceli | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Nineteenth Middlesex |
| Michael Moran | Democrat | 80% on 10 votes | Eighteenth Suffolk |
| Charles Murphy | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Twenty-first Middlesex |
| James Murphy | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Fourth Norfolk |
| Kevin Murphy | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Eighteenth Middlesex |
| David Nangle | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Seventeenth Middlesex |
| Patrick Natale | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Thirtieth Middlesex |
| Harold Naughton | Democrat | 86% on 7 votes | Twelfth Worcester |
| Robert Nyman | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Fifth Plymouth |
| Thomas O`Brien | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Twelfth Plymouth |
| Eugene O`Flaherty | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Second Suffolk |
| Shirley Owens-Hicks | Democrat | 55% on 11 votes | Sixth Suffolk |
| Marie Parente | Democrat | 33% on 12 votes | Tenth Worcester |
| Matthew Patrick | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Third Barnstable |
| Anne Paulsen | Democrat | 89% on 9 votes | Twenty-fourth Middlesex |
| Vincent Pedone | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Fifteenth Worcester |
| Alice Peisch | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Fourteenth Norfolk |
| Jeffrey Perry | Republican | 8% on 12 votes | Fifth Barnstable |
| Douglas Petersen | Democrat | 80% on 10 votes | Eighth Essex |
| George Peterson | Republican | 25% on 12 votes | Ninth Worcester |
| Thomas Petrolati | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Seventh Hampden |
| Anthony Petruccelli | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | First Suffolk |
| Smitty Pignatelli | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Fourth Berkshire |
| Elizabeth Poirier | Republican | 17% on 12 votes | Fourteenth Bristol |
| Karyn Polito | Republican | 33% on 12 votes | Eleventh Worcester |
| Susan Pope | Republican | 25% on 12 votes | Thirteenth Middlesex |
| Denise Provost | Democrat | 0% on 0 votes | Twenty-seventh Middlesex |
| John Quinn | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Ninth Bristol |
| Kathi-Anne Reinstein | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Sixteenth Suffolk |
| Robert Rice | Democrat | 0% on 0 votes | Second Worcester |
| Cheryl Rivera | Democrat | 80% on 10 votes | Tenth Hampden |
| Michael Rodrigues | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Eighth Bristol |
| Mary Rogeness | Republican | 8% on 12 votes | Second Hampden |
| John Rogers | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Twelfth Norfolk |
| Richard Ross | Democrat | 25% on 12 votes | Ninth Norfolk |
| Michael Rush | Democrat | 55% on 11 votes | Tenth Suffolk |
| Byron Rushing | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Ninth Suffolk |
| Jeffrey Sanchez | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Fifteenth Suffolk |
| Tom Sannicandro | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Seventh Middlesex |
| Angelo Scaccia | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Fourteenth Suffolk |
| John Scibak | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Second Hampshire |
| Carl Sciortino | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Thirty-fourth Middlesex |
| Frank Smizik | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Fifteenth Norfolk |
| Todd Smola | Republican | 25% on 12 votes | First Hampden |
| Theodore Speliotis | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Thirteenth Essex |
| Robert Spellane | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Thirteenth Worcester |
| Christopher Speranzo | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Third Berkshire |
| Joyce Spiliotis | Democrat | 78% on 9 votes | Twelfth Essex |
| Marie St. Fleur | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Fifth Suffolk |
| Harriett Stanley | Democrat | 55% on 11 votes | Second Essex |
| Thomas Stanley | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Ninth Middlesex |
| Ellen Story | Democrat | 70% on 10 votes | Third Hampshire |
| William Straus | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Tenth Bristol |
| David Sullivan | Democrat | 58% on 12 votes | Sixth Bristol |
| Benjamin Swan | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Eleventh Hampden |
| Kathleen Teahan | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Seventh Plymouth |
| Walter Timilty | Democrat | 42% on 12 votes | Seventh Norfolk |
| Stephen Tobin | Democrat | 50% on 12 votes | Second Norfolk |
| Timothy Toomey | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Twenty-sixth Middlesex |
| David Torrisi | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Fourteenth Essex |
| Philip Travis | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Fourth Bristol |
| Eric Turkington | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Cape & Islands |
| Cleon Turner | Democrat | 100% on 12 votes | First Barnstable |
| James Vallee | Democrat | 73% on 11 votes | Tenth Norfolk |
| Anthony Verga | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Fifth Essex |
| Joseph Wagner | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Eighth Hampden |
| Brian Wallace | Democrat | 64% on 11 votes | Fourth Suffolk |
| Patricia Walrath | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Third Middlesex |
| Martin Walsh | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Thirteenth Suffolk |
| Steven Walsh | Democrat | 67% on 12 votes | Eleventh Essex |
| Martha Walz | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Eighth Suffolk |
| Daniel Webster | Republican | 17% on 12 votes | Sixth Plymouth |
| James Welch | Democrat | 75% on 12 votes | Sixth Hampden |
| Alice Wolf | Democrat | 83% on 12 votes | Twenty-fifth Middlesex |
| Chris Gabrieli | Democrat | 75% on 4 issues | |
| Christy Mihos | Independent | 50% on 4 issues | |
| Deval Patrick | Democrat | 100% on 5 issues | |
| Grace Ross | Green | 100% on 2 issues | |
| Kerry Healey | Republican | 0% on 4 issues | |
| Mitt Romney | Incumbent | 0% on 7 issues | |
| Tom Reilly | Democrat | 60% on 5 issues | |
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