Grades and endorsements available here.  Early voting started Tuesday, February 16.

Grades and endorsements available here.

The National Rifle Association praised the U.S. Supreme Court's decision today in the case of Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission, removing unconstitutional restrictions on the NRA’s ability to speak freely at election time.

On behalf of the 4 million members of the National Rifle Association, we would like to offer congratulations to Senator-elect Scott Brown on his hard-fought and well-deserved victory in the Massachusetts U.S. Senate Special Election.

U.S. SENATE

(R) Scott Brown	A
(D) Martha Coakley	F

Massachusetts gun owners don't often get a chance to vote for a supporter of the Second Amendment - but you have that chance on Tuesday, January 19! Scott Brown is the right choice for gun owners in the special election for U.S. Senate.

• Scott Brown is "A" rated by the NRA Political Victory Fund
• As a State Senator, Scott Brown worked to protect law-abiding gun owners from being prosecuted for defending themselves and their loved ones
• Senator Brown voted for the Reform Act, which extended firearm licenses from 4 to 6 years
• In 2006, Senator Brown voted for "An Act to Protect Target Shooters," which protects target shooters and the manufacturers of firearms used in competition

His opponent, Martha Coakley, is "F" rated by NRA-PVF. She has been endorsed by the Brady Campaign and, worse yet, she signed a brief in the landmark Heller Supreme Court case that argued that lawful citizens do not have an individual Right to Keep and Bear Arms!

On January 19, Vote to Protect Your Rights in the U.S. Senate Special Election

Vote Scott Brown for U.S. Senate!