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Kristin Phillips-Hill

Kristin Phillips-Hill

Kristin Phillips-Hill is a Republican member of the Pennsylvania Senate representing District 28. She has served in the Senate since 2018 and has been Republican Caucus Chair since 2022. Before entering the Senate she served two terms in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives, from 2015 to 2018. She was born in Camden, New Jersey, and was a member of the Dallastown Area School Board from 2011 to 2014. She chairs the Senate Communications and Technology Committee and sits on the Appropriations, Banking and Insurance, Consumer Protection and Professional Licensure, and State Government committees.

Country
United States
Field
Politics
Leaning
Right
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Political leaning

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Why we place them here

  • She is a Republican member of the Pennsylvania Senate, a party alignment shown by the official legislature register. [1]
  • She sponsored the 'Save Women's Sports Act', saying it was about standing up for the next generation of female athletes. [1]
  • She sponsored legislation to streamline the state government's permitting process, framed around transparency, accountability and predictability. [1]

Outlier votes

Recorded votes where at least nine in ten members voted the other way, from the legislature's official record.

Affiliations

  • Pennsylvania Senate

    The upper chamber of the Pennsylvania General Assembly; Phillips-Hill has represented District 28 as a Republican since 2018 and has been Republican Caucus Chair since 2022. [2]

  • Pennsylvania House of Representatives

    The lower chamber of the Pennsylvania General Assembly; Phillips-Hill served two terms representing House District 93 from 2015 to 2018. [3]

  • Dallastown Area School Board

    A local school board in York County, Pennsylvania; Phillips-Hill was a member from 2011 to 2014. [4]

Sources

  1. [1]spotlightpa.org
  2. [2]palegis.us
  3. [3]23.185.0.1
  4. [4]en.wikipedia.org
  5. [5]Photo: Official portrait, Pennsylvania General Assembly

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