Won't Answer the Question
The one question Bill Hill won't answer
Before Alaskans elect someone to Congress, they deserve to know one basic thing: who will he work with? Bill Hill has been asked directly, repeatedly, and on the record. Every time, he dodges.
Alaska Landmine Radio, Ep. 397
February 9, 2026 · Caucus question exchange
- 01
The Question
Will you caucus with Republicans or Democrats?
His Response
"I'm not gonna dedicate a vote to the caucus this early in the race… Is there a possibility of a bipartisan coalition? I don't know."
Source: Alaska Landmine Radio, Episode 397, 2/9/26
- 02
The Question
Who will you caucus with if elected?
His Response
He "declined to say," telling Alaska Beacon only that he's "committed to getting the best deal I can for Alaska" and won't "give up that leverage."
Source: Alaska Beacon, 1/21/26; Anchorage Daily News, 1/21/26
- 03
The Question
Should the Graphite One project be built?
His Response
Refused to answer. When pressed on camera - "You have no answer?" - Hill shook his head no.
Source: Congressional Town Hall, Anchorage, 5/9/26 (@39:49)
- 04
The Question
Should Donlin Gold be built?
His Response
Said only that "these projects have a long way to go" - declining to take a position either way.
Source: Congressional Town Hall, Anchorage, 5/9/26 (@39:56)
“This decision is the first he must make if elected… Hill's refusal to commit to a caucus troubles us most… This makes little sense.”
Laura Norton-Cruz, Kim Metcalfe, and Stacey Fritz, progressive activists
Alaska Daily News op-ed, 3/8/26
Bill Hill won't tell Alaskans who he'll work for in Congress. His own campaign already told outside donors what it's working for. Alaskans deserve the same honesty his donors got.
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