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PVA Candidate Questionnaire Responses

Candidates for U.S. Representative,
Colorado Secretary of State, and University of Colorado Regent

Candidates for U.S. Representative
Candidates for Secretary of State
Candidates for University of Colorado Regent
Summary of Response Scores

This report lists responses from all responding candidates, regardless of district.

Note: We have made every effort to transcribe responses as they appeared, including spelling, punctuation, and usage irregularities and errors.

Abbreviations and acronyms:

USR - United States Representative
CD - Congressional District; e.g. "CD1" means "Congressional District 1".
SOS -Colorado Secretary of State
REG - University of Colorado Regent

Candidates for U.S. Representative

1a - Did you grow up with animals? 1b - If so, what kind?
2a - Does your family have animals? 2b - If so, what kind?

CD1	Lyle Nasser (Reform)	Yes - cats and dogs/Yes - cats and dogs
CD2	Mark Udall (Democrat)	Yes - dogs, cats, parrots, horses, a monkey/Yes - a turtle
CD2	Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)	No/No
CD3	Drew Sakson (Libertarian)	Yes - dogs/Yes - 2 dogs, 2 cats, 2 horses, 6 ducks, 15 chickens
CD4	Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law)	Yes - cats, dogs, goats, cattle, horses/Yes - cats, dogs
CD5	Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law)	Yes - cats and dogs/Yes - "I'm single and do not have any animals My father, mother and brother have cats, dogs, cattle."
CD6	Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)	Yes - dogs/No

3a. Do you believe that, given the well-documented connection between cruelty/violence toward animals and cruelty/violence toward human beings, cruelty to animals should be a felony? Please select the choice that most closely reflects your position:
(a) no; (b) yes; (c) yes, in certain cases (this might mean, for example, extreme cases only, or after the first offense).
3b - Would you be likely to support related humane legislation at the federal level? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1	Lyle Nasser (Reform)	(b)/Yes
CD2	Mark Udall (Democrat)	(c)/Yes
CD2	Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)	(c)/Yes
CD3	Drew Sakson (Libertarian)	(c)/No - "We do not need additional Fed. Laws."
CD4	Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law)	(c)/No - "Such felonies are not federal in nature - except in special cases."
CD5	Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law)	(c)/Yes - "If it becomes a national issue"
CD6	Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)	(b)/Yes - "Morality doesn't only involve how we treat people"

4 - Do you support strengthening the Endangered Species Act, or at least not weakening it in any way? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Yes

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) Yes

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) Yes - "I think the ESA definitely needs to be strengthened."

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) Yes

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) Yes

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) Yes

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Yes

5a - Do you support the spaying/neutering of dogs and cats to prevent overpopulation? Yes/No/Undecided
5b - Would you be likely to support related humane legislation at the federal level? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Yes/Yes

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) Yes/Yes

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) Yes/Undecided - "I'm not sure this is a federal issue."

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) Yes/No - "This does not require federal intervention."

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) Yes/Yes - "when applicable"

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) Yes/No - "This can be local issue"

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Yes/Yes

6a - Do you believe that wildlife should be protected from cruel forms of hunting and trapping (e.g., contest killing, use of leghold traps)? Yes/No/Undecided
6b - Would you be likely to support related humane legislation at the federal level? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Yes/Yes

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) Yes/Yes

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) Yes/Yes

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) Yes/No

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) Yes/Yes - "on federal lands"

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) Yes/No - "I think this would be a state or local issue"

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Yes/Yes

7a - Do you believe that animals raised for slaughter should be protected from inhumane forms of slaughter, housing, and transportation? Yes/No/Undecided
7b - Would you be likely to support related humane legislation at the federal level? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Yes/Undecided

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) Yes/Yes

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) Yes/Yes

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) Yes/No

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) Yes/Undecided

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) Yes/Undecided - "Depends on whether it is an interstate problem"

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Yes/Yes

8 - Would you be willing to consider factual documentation supporting PVA's position on a specific issue? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Yes

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) Yes

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) Yes

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) Yes - "I will always be open to information."

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) Yes

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) Yes - "I try to stay open to knowledge that"

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Yes

9a - Given that many companies develop, test, and sell cosmetics and household products without testing their products on animals, what is your position on the use of animals in the testing of cosmetics and household products? Oppose/Support/Undecided
9b - Would you be likely to support related humane legislation at the federal level? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Oppose/Yes

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) Oppose/Yes

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) Oppose/Yes

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) Support/No

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) Oppose/Undecided

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) Oppose/Yes - "When it has a national and international impact especially if it involves genetically engineered products"

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Oppose/Yes

10a - Do you believe that students should be given an alternative to animal dissection? Yes/No/Undecided
10b - Would you be likely to support related humane legislation at the federal level? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Undecided/Undecided

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) Undecided/Undecided

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) Yes/Yes

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) Yes/No

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) Yes/No - "not a federal jurisdiction"

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) Yes/No - "Might be dealt with each institution"

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Yes/Yes

11a - Which statement is closest to your position on the use of animals in entertainment (racing, circuses, etc.)? Please select one:
(a) Animals should not be used in entertainment.
(b) It's OK to use animals in entertainment but they should be treated humanely.
(c) I think the status quo is all right.
(d) Wild animals, such as elephants and tigers, should not be used in entertainment but it's OK to use domestic animals, such as horses and dogs. The animals should be protected from cruel treatment.
11b - Would you be likely to support related humane legislation at the federal level? Yes/No/Undecided
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) (b)/Undecided

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) (b)/Yes

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) (d)/Yes - "Horseback riding and equestrian activities may be okay."

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) (d)/Yes - "Wild animals should be left in their own environment."

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) (b)/Undecided

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) (d)/Undecided - "Again it depends on the scope of impact."

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) (b)/Yes

12 - Do you support the World Trade Organization (WTO)? Yes/No/Undecided

Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Undecided

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) "I believe U.S. participation in the WTO is important for a number of reasons. First, the WTO is the only international organization dealing with the global rules of trade between nations. With over 90 percent of all world trade conducted within the WTO, it is clear to me that the WTO has an important role to play. Second, trade has been good for this country. Trade now accounts for $1 trillion of the U.S. economy and is responsible for nearly 1/3 of its growth since 1992. Trade-related jobs pay on average 13 percent more than non-trade related jobs and are the fastest-growing segment of jobs in the country. Third, withdrawal from the WTO would isolate the U.S. from the international economy. It would also eliminate dispute resolution, which is the best recourse U.S. businesses and workers have when faced with unfair trade barriers.

"Finally, I believe the WTO needs to be reformed, not destroyed. I have supported efforts to bring about reform in our trade policy in general and in the WTO in particular, and I will continue to do so to ensure that the forces of globalization move in the right direction. But I believe abandoning a rules-based trade system would be detrimental to American families, workers, business, and national security. Shutting our doors on the WTO isn't the way to improve the world trading system."

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) No - "This organization facilitates the devastation of the environment and harms human, civil and labor rights."

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) No - "The US must end All involvement in this organization."

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) No

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) No - "Not as it exists today. It needs adjustments."

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Undecided - "I do support free trade, I have concerns as to how they promote free trade"

13 - To the best of your knowledge, do you have the endorsement of any humane organizations? Yes/No
Comments

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) No

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) don't know

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) No

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) No

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) No

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) No

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) No

Please add any other comments here.

CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform)

CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat)

CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)

CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) "I have not held elective office."

CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) "The principal question is the degree to which federal law applies. Endangered species, yes. Some felonies, no. But I support humane treatment of all species."

CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) "Generally I'm for less legislation and regulation with increased awareness of the problem so that people can see the long term impact of their actions and then move in a direction of more life-supporting behavior. Ideally this implies a change in consciousness (individual & collective) so education of the total picture is crucial. Thanks for the opportunity."

CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)

Candidates for Colorado Secretary of State

1a - Did you grow up with animals? 1b - If so, what kind? 2a - Does your family have animals? 2b - If so, what kind?

Anthony Martinez (Democrat) Yes - horses, sheep, cattle, pigs, chickens, dogs, cats/Yes - dogs

Patricia P. Baker (Reform) Yes - "joyfully - city pets - cats, birds, fish"/Yes - "and they vote - cat family - bonded pair and 4 kittens"

3 - What is your main campaign issue?

N/A Anthony Martinez (Democrat) "Leadership to improve the Dept. of State; Increase civic involvement & provide direction to Colorado Youth"

N/A Patricia P. Baker (Reform) "Citizen access, end discrimination against third parties and ballot initiatives, promulgate rules covering Title I that the average citizen can understand; My main campaign issue is to promulgate a complete set of rules to accompany Title I election laws. Currently, very sketchy and confusing rules exist for some laws, and are totally absent in other cases. For example, if citizens want to initiate a petition drive, there should be step by step instructions published by the Secretary of State (SOS). Can you sign your own petition? Can your notary be a member of your group? If someone doesn't remember if they registered their married or maiden name, can they sign the petition? This is also my answer to #5. The ballot initiative process should be made easier so that the average citizen has access to their government and to their democracy. I would also institute electronic petition collection, registration, and voting."

4 - Which of these is closest to your opinion of the degree of difficulty in the state ballot initiative process? (Please select one)
(a) It should be harder to get an issue on the ballot.
(b) It should be easier to get an issue on the ballot.
(c) The degree of difficulty is about right.
Comments

N/A	Anthony Martinez (Democrat)	(c) - "I support the ballot issue process wholeheartedly."
N/A	Patricia P. Baker (Reform)	(b) - "getting 60,000+ signatures is ridiculous and undemocratic"

5 - How would you like to change the ballot initiative process?

N/A	Anthony Martinez (Democrat)	"Public disclosure of Political Action groups who use community or citizen names to campaign for/against a ballot issue."
N/A	Patricia P. Baker (Reform)	"electronic petitions and promulgate easier rules"

6 - What would you do to enforce the Fair Campaign Practices Act?

N/A	Anthony Martinez (Democrat)	"Full electronic disclosure on the Internet of all reports and filings."
N/A	Patricia P. Baker (Reform)	"Enforce broadly giving the citizen the 'benefit of the doubt'"

7 - To the best of your knowledge, do you have the endorsement of any humane organizations? Yes/No

N/A	Anthony Martinez (Democrat)	Yes
N/A	Patricia P. Baker (Reform)	No

Please add any other comments here.

N/A	Anthony Martinez (Democrat)
N/A	Patricia P. Baker (Reform)	"Please give me your endorsement. I'll work with you, not against you."

Candidates for University of Colorado Regent

1a - Did you grow up with animals? 1b - If so, what kind?
2a - Does your family have animals? 2b - If so, what kind?

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	No/Yes - "our dog had puppies"
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	Yes - dogs, cats, cattle/No
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	Yes - dogs, fish, birds/Yes - dog

3 - Over 10,000 Coloradans have contacted University of Colorado officials asking them to close the dog labs. Do you believe that you, as a regent, would have any power to stop the use of dogs at the University of Colorado School of Medicine?
Yes/No/Undecided

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	Yes - "a qualified yes, but would get to the point, introduce ideas, the vote maybe "to continue", Yet planting a seed could bare fruit . . . They could be shamed into stopping . . . really!! have public comment"
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	Yes
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	Yes

4 - Do you believe that you, as a regent, would have a duty to listen to those who elected you and, at times, to take action based on the desires of those same people?
Yes/No/Undecided

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	Yes - "would listen to both sides, equally - evaluate, but would not be afraid to follow my conscience. the Democratic Principle - hear from all sides - holds true here also."
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	Yes
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	Yes

5 - Do you have a personal opinion on the use of dogs at the University of Colorado School of Medicine? Yes/No/Undecided

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	Yes - "Other outstanding Medical Schools have stopped, CU CAN. How many people, in general, know that "dogs" are big business. I bet they think they come from unadopted/unpurchased dogs at Humane Society."
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	Yes
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	Yes - "stop the dog labs"

6 - Do you believe that the University of Colorado School of Medicine could teach physiology without the use of dogs? (Please keep in mind that over 70 medical schools do.) Yes/No/Undecided

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	Yes - "Surely these other institutions have an alternative, CU can investigate how successful that is."
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	Yes
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	Yes

7a - Do you believe that students should be given an alternative to animal dissection? Yes/No/Undecided
7b - If so, do you believe that these alternatives should be advertised to students (as opposed to their not being disclosed unless students specifically ask)? Yes/No/Undecided

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	Undecided/Yes - "Again, And since I don't know how the others are dealing with the issue - CU must & I'd like someone in this goup to inform me."
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	Yes/Undecided
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	Yes/Yes

8 - Would you be willing to consider factual documentation supporting PVA's position on a specific issue? Yes/No/Undecided

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	Yes
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	Yes
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	"don't know what you are asking"

9 - To the best of your knowledge, do you have the endorsement of any humane organizations? Yes/No

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	No
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	no answer given
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	"not yet"

Please add any other comments here.

CD5 Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat) "There was a time when the unclaimed bodies were used. Is it still true - would like more information on that issue."

CD5 Jerry Rutledge (Republican)

At Large Burke Beu (Democrat)

Summary of Response Scores

USR CD1 Lyle Nasser (Reform) Overall Survey Response Score = 65%

USR CD2 Mark Udall (Democrat) Overall Survey Response Score = 74%

USR CD2 Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green) Overall Survey Response Score = 88%

USR CD3 Drew Sakson (Libertarian) Overall Survey Response Score = 53%

USR CD4 Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law) Overall Survey Response Score = 62%

USR CD5 Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law) Overall Survey Response Score = 65%

USR CD6 Adam D. Katz (Libertarian) Overall Survey Response Score = 88%

SOS Anthony Martinez (Democrat) Overall Survey Response Score = 88%

SOS Patricia P. Baker (Reform) Overall Survey Response Score = 100%

REG CD5 Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat) Overall Survey Response Score = 86%

REG CD5 Jerry Rutledge (Republican) Overall Survey Response Score = 86%

REG At Large Burke Beu (Democrat) Overall Survey Response Score = 86%

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CD1	Lyle Nasser (Reform)	Oppose/Yes
CD2	Mark Udall (Democrat)	Oppose/Yes
CD2	Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)	Oppose/Yes
CD3	Drew Sakson (Libertarian)	Support/No
CD4	Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law)	Oppose/Undecided
CD5	Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law)	Oppose/Yes - "When it has a national and international impact especially if it involves genetically engineered products"
CD6	Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)	Oppose/Yes

CD1	Lyle Nasser (Reform)	Undecided/Undecided
CD2	Mark Udall (Democrat)	Undecided/Undecided
CD2	Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)	Yes/Yes
CD3	Drew Sakson (Libertarian)	Yes/No
CD4	Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law)	Yes/No - "not a federal jurisdiction"
CD5	Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law)	Yes/No - "Might be dealt with each institution"
CD6	Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)	Yes/Yes

CD1	Lyle Nasser (Reform)	(b)/Undecided
CD2	Mark Udall (Democrat)	(b)/Yes
CD2	Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)	(d)/Yes - "Horseback riding and equestrian activities may be okay."
CD3	Drew Sakson (Libertarian)	(d)/Yes - "Wild animals should be left in their own environment."
CD4	Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law)	(b)/Undecided
CD5	Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law)	(d)/Undecided - "Again it depends on the scope of impact."
CD6	Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)	(b)/Yes

CD1	Lyle Nasser (Reform)	Undecided
CD2	Mark Udall (Democrat)	"I believe U.S. participation in the WTO is important for a number of reasons. First, the WTO is the only international organization dealing with the global rules of trade between nations. With over 90 percent of all world trade conducted within the WTO, it is clear to me that the WTO has an important role to play. Second, trade has been good for this country. Trade now accounts for $1 trillion of the U.S. economy and is responsible for nearly 1/3 of its growth since 1992. Trade-related jobs pay on average 13 percent more than non-trade related jobs and are the fastest-growing segment of jobs in the country. Third, withdrawal from the WTO would isolate the U.S. from the international economy. It would also eliminate dispute resolution, which is the best recourse U.S. businesses and workers have when faced with unfair trade barriers. "Finally, I believe the WTO needs to be reformed, not destroyed. I have supported efforts to bring about reform in our trade policy in general and in the WTO in particular, and I will continue to do so to ensure that the forces of globalization move in the right direction. But I believe abandoning a rules-based trade system would be detrimental to American families, workers, business, and national security. Shutting our doors on the WTO isn't the way to improve the world trading system."
CD2	Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)	No - "This organization facilitates the devastation of the environment and harms human, civil and labor rights."
CD3	Drew Sakson (Libertarian)	No - "The US must end All involvement in this organization."
CD4	Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law)	No
CD5	Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law)	No - "Not as it exists today. It needs adjustments."
CD6	Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)	Undecided - "I do support free trade, I have concerns as to how they promote free trade"

CD1	Lyle Nasser (Reform)	No
CD2	Mark Udall (Democrat)	don't know
CD2	Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)	No
CD3	Drew Sakson (Libertarian)	No
CD4	Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law)	No
CD5	Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law)	No
CD6	Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)	No

Anthony Martinez (Democrat)	Yes - horses, sheep, cattle, pigs, chickens, dogs, cats/Yes - dogs
Patricia P. Baker (Reform)	Yes - "joyfully - city pets - cats, birds, fish"/Yes - "and they vote - cat family - bonded pair and 4 kittens"

N/A	Anthony Martinez (Democrat)	"Leadership to improve the Dept. of State; Increase civic involvement & provide direction to Colorado Youth"
N/A	Patricia P. Baker (Reform)	"Citizen access, end discrimination against third parties and ballot initiatives, promulgate rules covering Title I that the average citizen can understand; My main campaign issue is to promulgate a complete set of rules to accompany Title I election laws. Currently, very sketchy and confusing rules exist for some laws, and are totally absent in other cases. For example, if citizens want to initiate a petition drive, there should be step by step instructions published by the Secretary of State (SOS). Can you sign your own petition? Can your notary be a member of your group? If someone doesn't remember if they registered their married or maiden name, can they sign the petition? This is also my answer to #5. The ballot initiative process should be made easier so that the average citizen has access to their government and to their democracy. I would also institute electronic petition collection, registration, and voting."

CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	"There was a time when the unclaimed bodies were used. Is it still true - would like more information on that issue."
CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)
At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)

USR	CD1	Lyle Nasser (Reform)	Overall Survey Response Score = 65%
USR	CD2	Mark Udall (Democrat)	Overall Survey Response Score = 74%
USR	CD2	Ronald Norman Forthofer (Green)	Overall Survey Response Score = 88%
USR	CD3	Drew Sakson (Libertarian)	Overall Survey Response Score = 53%
USR	CD4	Dan Sewell Ward (Natural Law)	Overall Survey Response Score = 62%
USR	CD5	Randy Mackenzie (Natural Law)	Overall Survey Response Score = 65%
USR	CD6	Adam D. Katz (Libertarian)	Overall Survey Response Score = 88%
SOS		Anthony Martinez (Democrat)	Overall Survey Response Score = 88%
SOS		Patricia P. Baker (Reform)	Overall Survey Response Score = 100%
REG	CD5	Jeanne M. Sauer (Democrat)	Overall Survey Response Score = 86%
REG	CD5	Jerry Rutledge (Republican)	Overall Survey Response Score = 86%
REG	At Large	Burke Beu (Democrat)	Overall Survey Response Score = 86%