Christopher "C.D." Davidsmeyer
State Representative, District 100
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The Scorecard
Second Amendment
—First Amendment
—Fourth Amendment
—Fifth Amendment
—Tenth Amendment
—Constitutional Fidelity & Oath of Office
—Issues without a bar haven't been individually scored yet.
The Record
We hold Christopher's answers to us against their actual record. Kept promises hold or raise the score; broken ones drop it before the next election. Every verdict below is backed by a public source.
Score history
Baseline year. We will track this record going forward — future cycles will show how this score moves as promises are kept or broken.
Promise record
No prior record on file. This is a first-time candidate for our scorecard. Their answers this cycle become their baseline — and we'll hold them to it from here forward.
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