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CO: The NRA issues grades for candidates – but finding them might not be easy
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So how do voters find the rating for candidates in their particular district or state? If you are an NRA member, the candidate grades are printed in the NRA magazine that is mailed out in the weeks ahead of an election. But it’s a lot harder to find candidates’ grades if you are not a member.
The NRA Political Victory Fund website allows voters to search for grades and endorsements, but they don’t automatically pop up. Voters are required to select a state and enter an address.
The NRA website will then display candidates’ grade related to the U.S. House, state house, state senate and statewide races associated with the address. |
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PHORTO
(10/5/2018)
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"Democratic congressional candidates all get F's."
Gee, I wonder why THAT is?
Friggin' idiot. It's because they're progs, who don't believe in unalienable rights. |
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