Hi Jason, my name is Bill Hill, and I live in Naknek, Alaska, a remote fishing town of about 470 people.
I’m a Bristol Bay commercial fisherman, a former construction worker, a former union member, and a longtime public school educator who has spent decades living and working in rural Alaska. When Washington politicians favor billionaires and corporate interests, communities like mine are the first to pay the price.
That’s why I’m running for Congress — and why I’m personally asking you to split a contribution between Fight For Progress PAC and our campaign to join our Founding Donor team. Will you join the team today?
Right now, Alaska has one vote in the U.S. House. And that vote sides with special interests who protect billionaires and defend corporate loopholes, instead of fighting for Alaskans’ most pressing needs.
While families here face rising costs, fragile healthcare access, and real threats to our fisheries, Nick Begich and his friends in Congress are busy cutting taxes for the wealthy and gutting the safeguards that keep communities like ours alive.
Nick Begich is a millionaire, backed by billionaires and corporate interests.
I’m not. Some months, I’m a thousandaire. Some months, I’m a hundredaire.
I can’t self-fund a campaign for Congress — and I need your help. This race is about whether working people in Alaska have a real voice in Washington, or whether our only representative keeps answering to corporations.
Alaskans believe in hard work, unions, a woman’s right to choose, and protecting our land and fisheries from corporate abuse. But our representative doesn’t reflect those values.
That’s where you come in. I’m building the biggest coalition possible, and Fight For Progress PAC said I could reach out.
If you’re tired of watching our representative use Alaska as collateral damage while they serve billionaires and special interests, I’m asking you to step up today as a Founding Donor. Please, split a contribution between Fight For Progress PAC and my campaign and help put Alaska back on the side of working people. |
Thank you for your support,
Bill Hill |
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