2010 Idaho Scorecard

Name

Dist

Rating

2009

Career

Eric Anderson-R

70%

73%

76%

George Eskridge-R

67%

50%

67%

Mary L. Shepherd-D

40%

64%

58%

Dick Harwood-R

100%

97%

Jim Clark-R

83%

79%

80%

Phil Hart-R

100%

93%

Marge Chadderdon-R

92%

93%

90%

George Sayler-D

13%

Bob Nonini-R

91%

100%

97%

Frank Henderson-R

83%

85%

87%

Tom Trail-R

50%

28%

37%

Shirley Ringo-D

Liz Chavez-D

John Rusche-D

11%

Ken Roberts-R

92%

77%

87%

Paul Shepherd-R

90%

93%

95%

Lawrence Denny-R

91%

100%

95%

Judy Boyle-R

100%

93%

96%

Pat Takasugi-R

10A

75%

85%

80%

Darrell Bolz-R

10B

83%

64%

78%

Steven Thayn-R

11A

92%

87%

88%

Carlos Bilbao-R

11B

83%

86%

85%

Robert Schaefer-R

12A

92%

Gary Collins-R

12B

82%

93%

87%

Brent Crane-R

13A

83%

92%

87%

Steven Kren-R

13B

83%

92%

90%

Mike Moyle-R

14A

83%

93%

90%

Raul Labrador-R

14B

100%

87%

89%

Lynn Luker-R

15A

91%

69%

78%

Max Black-R

15B

83%

71%

73%

Grant Burgoyne-D

16A

17%

Elfreda Higgins-D

16B

25%

29%

27%

Sue Chew-D

17A

28%

14%

21%

Bill Killen-D

17B

25%

14%

15%

Branden Durst-D

18A

33%

36%

38%

Phyllis King-D

18B

17%

18%

Anne Pasley-Stuart-D

19A

Brian Cronin-D

19B

17%

12%

Joe Palmer-R

20A

100%

93%

96%

Marv Hagedorn-R

20B

83%

100%

95%

Rick Jarvis-R

21A

75%

92%

85%

Clifford Bayer-R

21B

100%

93%

95%

Rich Wills-R

22A

77%

79%

78%

Pete Nielsen-R

22B

92%

100%

93%

Jim Patrick-R

23A

82%

64%

74%

Steve Hartgen-R

23B

92%

93%

92%

Leon Smith-R

24A

70%

58%

69%

Sharon Block-R

24B

83%

87%

83%

Wendy Jaquet-D

25A

17%

13%

Donna Pence-D

25B

17%

13%

Bert Stevenson-R

26A

83%

71%

79%

Maxine Bell-R

26B

83%

87%

83%

Scott Bedke-R

27A

83%

87%

88%

Fred Wood-R

27B

83%

62%

74%

Dennis Lake-R

28A

80%

87%

86%

Jim Marriott-R

28B

100%

92%

97%

Ken Andrus-R

29A

83%

87%

James Ruchti-D

29B

22%

14%

25%

Donna Boe-D

30A

17%

15%

Elaine Smith-D

30B

17%

10%

Mark Gibbs-R

31A

67%

71%

69%

Thomas Loertscher-R

31B

91%

100%

95%

Janice McGeachin-R

32A

92%

100%

92%

Eric Simpson-R

32B

91%

100%

96%

Jeff Thompson-R

33A

82%

92%

88%

Russ Mathews-R

33B

92%

93%

Mack Shirley-R

34A

90%

92%

89%

Dell Raybould-R

34B

90%

87%

Jo An Wood-R

35A

92%

93%

92%

Lenore Barrett-R

35B

100%

87%

92%

1) Education Mastery Advancement Pilot (H0493): To create a pilot program to allow early graduation by qualifying students at a savings to Idaho Taxpayers. Sponsor: Rep. Steven Thayn (R-11). Idaho Conservative Position: Yes Passed 61-7

2) Idaho Health Freedom Act (H0391): Codifies as State Policy that “every person in the State of Idaho is and shall continue to be free from government compulsion in the selection of Health Insurance Options.” Sponsor: Rep. Jim Clark (R-3) Idaho Conservative Position: Yes Passed 52-18

3) Sovereignty Under the Tenth Amendment (HCR044): A resolution calling for the federal government to: 1) balance the federal budget, 2) pay off the federal debt, 3) prevent unfunded mandates, 4) refrain from taking over private enterprises, and 5) to provide for the presence of God in the public domain. Sponsor: Rep. Rick Jarvis (R-21) Idaho Conservative Position: Yes Passed 50-17

4) Airport Debt (HJR005): Allows “political subdivisions and regional airport authorities operating an airport to incur debt without voter approval.” Idaho Conservative Position: No Passed 57-12

5) Hunter Privacy (H0531): To “to provide for the confidentiality of certain fish and game records; to prohibit harassment, intimidation and threats relating to the lawful taking and control of fish and wildlife;” Idaho Conservative Position: Yes Passed 55-14.

6) Local Improvement Districts (H0616): Provides that “When a Local Improvement District is initiated by a resolution of the council, bonds, registered warrants or interim warrants in an amount of $500,000 or more must be approved by vote or petition.” Sponsors: Rep. Raul Labrador (R-14) Passed 42-23 Idaho Conservative Position: Yes

7) Firearms Freedom Act (H0589): “This bill states that firearms and ammunition manufactured in the state of Idaho using parts manufactured in the state of Idaho will be exempt from federal law or federal regulations, including registration, firearms accessories, or ammunition that is manufactured in Idaho and remains in Idaho under the authority of the United States Congress to regulate interstate commerce.” Sponsor Rep. Dick Harwood. Passed 52-17 Idaho Conservative Position: Yes

8) Freedom of Conscience for Health Care Professionals (S1353): Sponsor: Senator Chuck Winder (R-14) to provide conscience clause protections to medical professionals in relation to abortion and end of life care. Passed 51-18 Idaho Conservative Position: Yes.

9) Random Drug Tests on Welfare Recipients (HCR055): Sponsor: Rep. Rick Wills (R-22): Requests the Department of Health and Welfare to study the costs of introducing random drug testing to those on public assistance. Passed 55-11 Idaho Conservative Position: Yes

10) Constitution (HCR064): Urges changes to the Constitution to restore the tenth Amendment and limit Congress’ power under the commerce clause. Sponsor: Rep. Ken Roberts (R-8) Passed 46-16. Idaho Conservative position: Yes.

11) Transparency (H0699): Requires school and other education providers to create a searchable website with expenditures and revenues. Sponsor: Rep. Phil Hart (R-3) Passed 54-12. Idaho Conservative Position: Yes.

12) GARVEE Bonding (S1427): Has the state borrow $12 million more against future gas tax receipts to finance road projects. Passed 45-24 Idaho Conservative Position: No