The chamber on Tuesday released the 2019 edition of its annual legislative scorecard, which “details lawmakers’ voting records on key bills identified as critical to preserving and enhancing a positive climate for business and job creation in North Carolina.”

Sen. Danny Britt (R-Lumberton) received a 94 percent score on the chamber’s “pro jobs” index, while Rep. Brenden Jones (R-Tabor City) received 93 percent and Rep. Carson Smith (R-Hampstead) received 91 percent.

Britt, Jones and Smith — all Republicans — have filed for re-election. None had any opposition as of Tuesday morning.

The chamber bills itself as “the state’s most industry-diverse, nonpartisan business advocacy group.”

left to right: Sen. Danny Britt (R-Lumberton), Rep. Brenden Jones (R-Tabor City), Rep. Carson Smith (R-Hampstead)