What this site is
A reference record of one public figure's career: the offices he held, the races he ran, the positions he took and how the press covered them. It is written for voters, students, researchers and journalists who want the facts in one place with the sources attached.
Why it uses this domain
votehunterhill.com was used by Hunter Hill's campaigns from his first state Senate race in 2008 through his 2018 run for governor. The domain later changed hands. It is now run by this archive's editors, who have no connection to Hill, his family, his former campaigns or any political party or committee.
Old links to the campaign sites still circulate. Instead of letting them break or pointing them at something unrelated, we kept those addresses alive as archive notes that explain what each post was about and what the record shows.
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This is not a campaign, and nothing here asks you to vote for, support or oppose anyone. We don't collect donations, sign-ups or contact details, and we can't pass messages to Hunter Hill. Hill's 2018 campaign ended in July of that year; he has not been a candidate since, as far as we could find as of November 8, 2026.
Editorial rules
- Nonpartisan. We describe; we don't argue. Praise and criticism that appeared in the press are both reported, attributed to whoever made them.
- Sourced. Every factual statement traces to an official record, a reference compilation that cites official records, or published reporting. Sources are listed on each page and on the sources page.
- Dated. Status statements carry the date we last checked them.
- No campaign material. No logos, slogans, photos, videos or campaign text beyond a short attributed phrase.
- Private people stay private. Family members are not public officials. We don't publish their names, photos or details.
- Corrections welcome. See corrections.
The site carries no ads, analytics or tracking. It is written and maintained by the Public Record editors.