2025
2025-08-15
VOTED CONTRA
Vote contradicts: platform_vs_vote
Hill publicly claimed the bill would protect Medicaid and SNAP for vulnerable Arkansans, but his vote enabled legislation that independent analyses and constituent reports confirmed resulted in significant cuts to those same programs—affecting the very families in his district he pledged to protect.
2024
2024-12-31
SAID
Stated position
Hill's top career contributor is Stephens Inc at $433,140, followed by Bank of New York Mellon ($50,000 in the 2024 cycle alone). His leadership PAC is named In the Arena PAC.
2024-12-15
SAID
Stated position
Hill was elected House Financial Services Committee chair for the 119th Congress, putting him in the lead House role on stablecoin and digital-asset legislation following the 2024 elections.
2024-06-15
DID
Revealed conduct — Hill's committee chairmanship is framed as oversight of digital-asset markets; he led the House push to rescind the very SEC bulletin (SAB 121) that constrained banks from custodying crypto assets, expanding the addressable market for his banking-industry donors.
Hill was a leading House voice in favour of H.J.Res.109 to rescind SAB 121 and supported the FIT21 (H.R.4763) market-structure framework.
2024-05-22
DID
Revealed conduct — Hill's top career donors are banking-sector incumbents; his vote for FIT21 reorganised the digital-asset regulatory regime in a way that materially benefits incumbent banks competing with Coinbase Custody for institutional crypto custody mandates.
Hill voted in favour of H.R.4763 (FIT21) when the bill passed the House on 22 May 2024 with bipartisan support.
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