Dear Supporter,
Campaign for Liberty gave candidates for State Legislature an opportunity to provide a straight answer to the following questions. The candidates’ answers can be seen below the list of questions. Because the vast majority of states do not include 3rd party candidates in the Primary process, Campaign for Liberty policy is to survey 3rd party candidates for General elections, except in Jungle Primary states.
Survey Questions
1. Will you oppose all tax and fee increases?
2. Would you support a bill that would remove the state and local government’s power to use eminent domain to confiscate citizen’s private property to transfer it to another private party for economic development purposes?
3. Do you support the “Right to Work,” which states that no worker can be forced to join or pay union dues as a condition of getting or keeping a job?
4. Will you support repeal of your state’s participation in Common Core?
5. Will you support a “Constitutional Carry” bill that would allow any law-abiding citizen to carry a firearm concealed without a permit?
6. Will you support legislation to end warrantless drone surveillance?
7. Will you support efforts to nullify or block implementation of ObamaCare, including repealing the expansion of Medicaid?
Survey Results
Key:
= Yes,
= No,
= Yes and will sponsor,
= Chose not to answer
| Office | District | Party | Name | City | Q1 | Q2 | Q3 | Q4 | Q5 | Q6 | Q7 |
| State House | 1 | D | Charles Potter | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 2 | R | Richard Leroi Dyton | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 2 | D | Stephanie Bolden | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 3 | R | Robert I. Bovell, | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 3 | D | Helene Keeley | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 4 | R | Robert Keesler | Wilmington | |
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| State House | 4 | D | Gerald Brady | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 5 | D | Melanie Smith | Bear | |||||||
| State House | 6 | R | Kyle Buzzard | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 6 | D | Debra Heffernan | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 7 | D | Bryon Short | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 7 | L | C. Robert Wilson | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 8 | R | Matthew Brown | Middletown | |
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| State House | 8 | D | S. Quinton Johnson | Middletown | |||||||
| State House | 9 | R | Kevin Hensley | Townsend | |
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| State House | 9 | D | Jason Hortiz | Townsend | |||||||
| State House | 9 | I | Douglas Campbell, | Middletown | |||||||
| State House | 10 | R | Judith Travis | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 10 | D | Sean Matthews | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 11 | R | Jeffrey Spiegelman | Clayton | |||||||
| State House | 11 | D | Lynne Newlin | Clayton | |||||||
| State House | 12 | R | Deborah Hudson | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 12 | D | Jeffry Porter | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 13 | D | John Mitchell | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 14 | D | Peter Schwartzkopf | Rehoboth | |||||||
| State House | 15 | R | Matthew Lenzini | Bear | |||||||
| State House | 15 | D | Valerie Longhurst | Delaware City | |||||||
| State House | 16 | R | Gregory Coverdale, | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 16 | D | James Johnson | New Castle | |||||||
| State House | 17 | D | Michael Mulrooney | New Castle | |||||||
| State House | 18 | D | Michael Barbieri | Newark | |||||||
| State House | 19 | R | James Startzman | Wilmington | |
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| State House | 19 | D | Kimberly Williams | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 20 | R | Stephen Smyk | Milton | |
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| State House | 20 | D | Marie Mayor | Milton | |||||||
| State House | 20 | I | Donald Ayotte | Georgetown | |||||||
| State House | 21 | R | Michael Ramone | Newark | |
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| State House | 21 | G | David McCorquodale | Wilmington | |
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| State House | 22 | R | Joseph Miro | Newark | |
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| State House | 22 | D | John Mackenzie | Newark | |||||||
| State House | 22 | L | Steven Newton | Wilmington | |||||||
| State House | 23 | D | Paul Baumbach | Newark | |||||||
| State House | 24 | D | Edward Osienski | Newark | |||||||
| State House | 25 | D | John Kowalko | Newark | |||||||
| State House | 26 | D | John Viola | Newark | |||||||
| State House | 27 | D | Earl Jaques | Newark | |||||||
| State House | 28 | D | William Carson | Smyrna | |||||||
| State House | 29 | R | Peter Kramer | Smyrna | |
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| State House | 29 | D | William Paradee | Dover | |||||||
| State House | 30 | R | William Outten | Harrington | |||||||
| State House | 30 | D | Jonathan Gallo | Harrington | |||||||
| State House | 30 | L | Gordon Gene Smith | Felton | |||||||
| State House | 31 | R | Samuel Chick | Dover | |
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| State House | 31 | D | Sean Lynn | Dover | |||||||
| State House | 32 | R | William McVay | Dover | |
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| State House | 32 | D | Andria Bennett | Dover | |||||||
| State House | 33 | R | Harold Peterman | Milford | |
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| State House | 33 | D | John Robbins | Harrington | |||||||
| State House | 34 | R | Lyndon Yearick | Magnolia | |
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| State House | 34 | D | Theodore Yacucci | Camden-Wyoming | |||||||
| State House | 35 | R | David Wilson | Lincoln | |
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| State House | 36 | R | Harvey Kenton | Milford | |||||||
| State House | 37 | R | Ruth Briggs King | Georgetown | |
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| State House | 37 | D | Paulette Rappa | Millsboro | |||||||
| State House | 38 | R | Ronald Gray | Selbyville | |||||||
| State House | 39 | R | Daniel Short | Seaford | |||||||
| State House | 39 | L | James Brittingham | Seaford | |
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| State House | 40 | R | Timothy Dukes | Laurel | |||||||
| State House | 41 | R | Richard Collins | Millsboro | |
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| State House | 41 | D | John Atkins | Millsboro | |||||||
| State Senate | 2 | R | Robert Martin | Wilmington | |
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| State Senate | 2 | D | Margaret Henry | Wilmington | |||||||
| State Senate | 3 | D | Robert Marshall | Wilmington | |||||||
| State Senate | 4 | R | Gregory Lavelle | Wilmington | |||||||
| State Senate | 4 | D | Sarah Buttner | Newark | |||||||
| State Senate | 6 | R | Ernesto Lopez | Lewes | |||||||
| State Senate | 6 | D | Claire Snyder-Hall | Rehoboth | |||||||
| State Senate | 10 | R | John Marino | Middletown | |
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| State Senate | 10 | D | Bethany Hall-Long | Middletown | |||||||
| State Senate | 11 | D | Bryan Townsend | Newark | |||||||
| State Senate | 16 | R | Colin Bonini | Camden-Wyoming | |
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| State Senate | 16 | I | Michael Tedesco | Magnolia | |||||||
| State Senate | 17 | R | Kim Warfield | Dover | |
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| State Senate | 17 | D | Brian Bushweller | Dover | |||||||
| State Senate | 18 | R | F. Gary Simpson | Milford | |||||||
| State Senate | 18 | D | Patrick Emory | Lincoln | |||||||
| State Senate | 21 | R | Bryant Richardson | Seaford | |
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| State Senate | 21 | D | Robert Venables | Laurel | |
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| State Senate | 21 | L | John Potter | Seaford |