Senate Liberals

Liberal Rankings for the U.S. Senate in the 113th Congress  Brought to you by That's My Congress.

The highest scores represent the “most liberal” votes

The following Senators have earned a Net Congressional Score between 50 and 100:

Ron Wyden D-OR 88, Barbara Boxer D-CA 75, Richard Blumenthal D-CT 75, Al Franken D-MN 75, Patrick Leahy, D-VT 75, Jeff Merkley, D-OR 75, Bernie Sanders D-VT 75.

Ben Cardin D-MD 63, Kirsten Gillibrand D-NY 63, Amy Klobuchar D-MN 63, Patty Murray D-WA 63, John Reed D-RI 63, Charles Schumer D-NY 63, Jeanne Shaheen D-NH 63, Sheldon Whitehouse D-RI 63, Elizabeth Warren D-MA 63,

Sherrod Brown D-OH 50, Tammy Baldwin D-WI 50, William Cowan D-MA 50, Dick Durbin D-IL 50 Martin Henrich D-NM 50, Carl Levin D-MI 50, Barbaba Milkulski D-MD 50, Chris Murphy D-CT 50,

24 Very Liberal Senators with high Liberal Scores Remain in the US Senate

9 Democrats Defeated in 2014 Senate Election

Kay Hagan D-NC -8. Amanda Curtis D-MT new. Mark Udall D-CO 63, Rick Weiland D-SD new, Bruce Braley D-IA new, Mark Pryor D-AK -8, N Tennant D-WV new, Mark Begich D-AK 75 , M Landrieu D-LA 5

4 Democrats Retired

Tom Harkin D-IA 63, John Rockefeller D-WV 18, Tim Johnson D-SD 5, John Tester D-MT 5

More Senators are up for election in 2016.  We need to send some of the 24 high scoring Liberal Democrats home. When they are all gone, the Senate will normalize.

Tougher ratings can be found on this website: https://www.conservativereview.com/scorecard

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