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Dennis Rehberg is a member of the United States House of Representatives (Republican) representing the state of Montana.

## Contents

* 1 Committee assignments
* 2 Congressional caucuses
* 3 Issues
* 4 Voting ratings
* 5 2008 Election
* 6 2010 Elections
* 7 Notes

## Committee assignments[edit]

## Congressional caucuses[edit]

## Issues[edit]

## Voting ratings[edit]

Organization | Rating | Date

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AFL-CIO |  |
American Civil Liberties Union |  |
American Conservative Union |  |
Americans for Democratic Action |  |
Cato Institute |  |
Christian Coalition |  |
Human Rights Campaign |  |
League of Conservation Voters |  |
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People |  |
NARAL |  |
National Rifle Association |  |
National Right to Life Committee |  |
National Taxpayers Union |  |
U.S. Chamber of Commerce |  |

Sources: Links to the voting ratings guides of the above organizations together with brief descriptive information on the organizations themselves, may be found at: http://en.citizendium.org/wiki/Interest_group/Catalogs

## 2008 Election[edit]

Candidate | Party | Vote total | Percentage

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Denny Rehberg | Republican | 308,470 | 64.14%
John Driscoll | Democrat | 155,930 | 32.42%
Mike Fellows | Libertarian | 16,500 | 3.43%

Source: Federal Election Results \- final official tally

## 2010 Elections[edit]

Primary election: June 8

April 3: The Montana AFL-CIO endorsed Democrat Dennis McDonald who is one of four Democratic Party candidates entered in the June 8 primary. The endorsement rankled some of the other candidates for the position who felt that the process whereby the endorsement was awarded was unfair.[1]

* See also: 2010 U.S. Congressional election

## Notes[edit]

1. ↑ AFL-CIO House endorsement raises questions \- article from the Helena Independent Record, April 3, 2010