Steve Vick, the ultraconservative freshman state senator from District 3 was one of four Idaho senators statewide who scored a perfect 100% on Adam Graham's annual conservative scorecard. Vick voted as Adam deemed appropriate on 16 different issues during the Idaho Legislature. John Goedde of Coeur d'Alene and Jim Hammond of Post Falls agreed agreed with Adam 14 of 16 times to score 88% in the annual ratings for North Idaho senators. Bringing up the rear were Shawn Keough of Sandpoint, 63%, and Joyce Broadsword of Sagle, 40%. You can see all the rankings here.

• See conservative rankings for state representatives here.

Question: Are you surprised by any of the conservative rankings of the 5 North Idaho senators?

Believe it or not, only one North Idaho representative received 100 percent marks from conservative Adam Graham for votes during the wild 2011 Idaho Legislature — Shannon McMillan, the freshman legislator from House District 2. Graham scored Idaho legislators on 16 different votes. Uberconservatives Phil Hart of District 3 and Dick Harwood of District 2 were docked for voting incorrectly, in Graham's estimation, for voting against advertising on school buses — and received a 94% grade as a result. Another uberconservative Vito Barbieri of District 3 missed a perfect score by voting for GARVEE bonding, against Graham's wishes. 4 North Idaho solons scored 94s — Harwood, Barbieri, Bob Nonini, and Frank Henderson, while Hart scored a 93. Rep. George Eskridge scored lowest with a 56%. Everyone else was at 81 percent or better. Adam Graham's conservative scores here.

• To like or not to like/Blush Response
• Budget blather/Fort Boise
• Wolves: Now what?/Idaho Conservation League
• With lawmakers gone, redistricting talk takes over Capitol/Idaho Reporter
• Conservative Webmaster to headline IFF banquet/Dan Popkey, Statesman
• Trumped: A 'businessman' for president/Marc Johnson, Johnson Post
• Elk ranch rules take effect as watered-down testing law dies/Rocky Barker

Question: Were you surprised by the scores?