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Having spent his life fishing Bristol Bay, Bill will stand up to industrial waste by taking on bycatch, defending native subsistence rights, and ensuring fairness for local fishing communities.

Independent Bill Hill is running to reclaim Alaska's at-large seat, with the ability to win over Republican and independent voters in a state that went for Trump by double digits. A win in Alaska would be one of the most consequential upsets of the entire cycle and could be the seat that decides the House majority.

Bill Hill is a lifelong Alaskan, educator, commercial fisherman, and small business owner with decades of experience serving communities across the state. A member of the Dena’ina Athabascan people, Hill has spent nearly 25 years as a teacher, principal, and superintendent, earning recognition as Alaska Superintendent of the Year in 2023. In addition to his career in education, Hill has worked in commercial fishing, rural construction, and manufacturing. He and his wife founded Bristol Bay Brailer, a small business supporting Alaska’s commercial fishing industry, and he has long been involved in labor and community advocacy. Based in Naknek, Hill is running for Congress to strengthen opportunities for working families, ensure rural and Alaska Native communities have a stronger voice in Washington, and protect the lands and waters that sustain Alaska’s way of life.