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Commercial fisherman.
Construction worker.
Teacher.
Small business owner.
Bill Hill grew up in the small village of Kokhanok on Illiamna Lake, where he spent his childhood fishing, hunting, and helping his family raise sled dogs. He first got out on the family’s drift boat at age 12, and he’s fished every commercial fishing season since. Bill’s worked as a union member in construction and education. He spent over 25 years as an educator, and was named Superintendent of the Year in 2023. He now lives with his wife Diane in Bristol Bay, home to the greatest sockeye salmon run in the world.
Meet Bill Hill
Bill is a Dena’ina Athabascan from Naknek, Alaska. Bill grew up in the small village of Kokhanok on Illiamna Lake, where he spent his childhood fishing, hunting, and helping his family raise sled dogs. He first got out on the family’s drift boat at age 12, and he’s fished every commercial fishing season since. Bill’s worked as a union member in construction and education. Bill spent over 25 years as a teacher, principal, and superintendent. He was named Superintendent of the Year in 2023.
The people pulling the strings in DC have no idea what it’s like out here. It’s time for working Alaskans to be represented in Congress.
Lower costs
Stop short-sighted tariffs, keep healthcare costs under control, and go to bat for housing and energy projects that bring down our housing costs and heating bills.
Fight corruption in DC
End tax handouts to billionaires, close corporate tax loopholes, and ban congressional stock trading.
Protect Alaska’s way of life
Stop government overreach and protect our subsistence rights, gun rights, and the right to make our own healthcare decisions.
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I’m not a millionaire, and I come from a working family you’ve probably never heard of. My family and I can’t self-fund a campaign like this.
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