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The Religious Affiliation of U.S. Congressman
Rep. Rick Hill


From: "Candidate Profile from Congressional Quarterly: Rick Hill", in "All Politics" section of CNN.com website (http://cgi.cnn.com/ALLPOLITICS/1996/candidates/election.guide/text/MT01.shtml; viewed 1 December 2005):
Rick Hill (R)
At large (statewide)
BORN: Dec. 30, 1946, Grand Rapids, Minn.
EDUCATION: St. Cloud State U., B.A., 1968
FAMILY: Wife, Betti; three children
RELIGION: Assembly of God
MILITARY: None
OCCUPATION: Surety bonding and insurance company owner
POLITICAL CAREER: Montana Republican Party chair, 1991-92

Hill hopes to replace retiring 18-year incumbent Al Williams to become the first Republican in this seat since 1974. He supports a balanced-budget amendment, and has committed himself to reducing or eliminating inheritance taxes. Hill, who has painted opponent Bill Yellowtail as a liberal extremist, hopes to overcome an early poll deficit in this closely watched race, which the local press has called "a battle of opposites."

See also: top contributors (Assemblies of God is prominent among the top contributors to his campaigns)
Webpage created 1 December 2005. Last modified 2 December 2005.
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