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Tamika La’Shon Hill
Democratic Candidate for U.S. House of Representatives – Illinois’ 9th Congressional District (2026)
Tamika La’Shon Hill is a bold, solutions-driven leader committed to building a future where transparency, accountability, and community empowerment are not just promises, but daily practices. A lifelong advocate for fairness and opportunity, Tamika has dedicated her career to strengthening democratic systems, protecting civil rights, and ensuring that every voice — from every neighborhood — is heard and valued.
As President of the Rights of Americans Association National Committee, Tamika has championed initiatives that set higher standards for governance, compliance, and public trust. Her work has helped organizations and campaigns across the country adopt stronger accountability measures, safeguard election integrity, and create pathways for everyday citizens to engage in shaping policy.
Tamika’s leadership is defined by her ability to turn complex challenges into actionable solutions. She has designed innovative compliance frameworks, donor transparency dashboards, and grassroots mobilization strategies that empower volunteers, amplify community voices, and withstand the toughest scrutiny. Her approach blends strategic precision with deep compassion — ensuring that progress is both measurable and meaningful.
Now, as a candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives in Illinois’ 9th District, Tamika is ready to bring that same energy, expertise, and integrity to Washington. Her campaign is rooted in the belief that government should work for the people — all the people — with clarity, fairness, and unwavering respect for the public trust.
Tamika’s vision for the 9th District is one of inclusive growth, resilient communities, and a democracy that delivers. She is committed to advancing policies that protect voting rights, expand economic opportunity, strengthen public safety, and ensure that every resident — regardless of background — has the tools to thrive.
With a track record of turning vision into action, Tamika La’Shon Hill is not just running for office — she’s building a movement for lasting change. Her candidacy is a call to action for those who believe in a government that listens, learns, and leads with integrity.
Election Date: November 3, 2026
My Key Issues
Protecting Democracy & Voting Rights
The Issue: Voter suppression, gerrymandering, and disinformation threaten fair representation. Solutions: Federal Voting Rights Expansion: Co-sponsor legislation to restore and strengthen the Voting Rights Act. Automatic & Same-Day Registration: Push for nationwide adoption to ensure every eligible voter can participate. Election Security Grants: Fund secure voting systems, paper ballot backups, and cybersecurity training for election officials.
Affordable Housing & Community Stability
The Issue: Rising rents and housing shortages are squeezing working families in neighborhoods like Rogers Park, Edgewater, and Uptown. Solutions: National Affordable Housing Trust Fund Expansion: Increase federal investment in affordable housing construction and preservation. Rent Stabilization Incentives: Offer federal tax credits to municipalities that adopt rent control or stabilization measures. Community Land Trust Support: Provide grants to local nonprofits to keep housing permanently affordable.
Economic Opportunity & Small Business Growth
The Issue: Local entrepreneurs face barriers to capital, and wage growth lags behind cost of living. Solutions: Microloan & Grant Programs: Expand SBA-backed microloans for minority- and women-owned businesses. Living Wage Legislation: Support a federal minimum wage indexed to inflation. Green Jobs Pipeline: Fund workforce training in renewable energy, retrofitting, and sustainable manufacturing.
Healthcare Access & Affordability
The Issue: Even with the ACA, too many residents face high premiums, prescription costs, and provider shortages. Solutions: Medicare for All Who Want It: Create a robust public option to compete with private insurers. Prescription Drug Price Caps: Expand Medicare’s power to negotiate drug prices for all Americans. Community Health Center Expansion: Increase federal funding for clinics in underserved neighborhoods.
Climate Action & Environmental Justice
The Issue: Lake Michigan’s shoreline erosion, urban heat islands, and air quality disparities impact health and safety. Solutions: Clean Energy Transition: Set a national target of 100% clean electricity by 2035, with federal investment in solar and wind. Urban Green Infrastructure Grants: Fund tree planting, rooftop gardens, and permeable pavement in heat-vulnerable areas. Water Protection Act: Strengthen EPA authority to safeguard Lake Michigan from pollution and invasive species.
Public Safety & Criminal Justice Reform
The Issue: Residents want safe streets without over-policing or racial profiling. Solutions: Community-Based Violence Prevention: Fund local programs proven to reduce gun violence through outreach and intervention. Police Accountability Standards: Tie federal funding to adoption of body cameras, de-escalation training, and independent oversight. Reentry & Second Chance Programs: Expand federal grants for job training, housing, and education for returning citizens.
Education & Workforce Development
The Issue: Unequal school funding and outdated job training leave too many behind. Solutions: Equitable School Funding Formula: Push for federal incentives to close funding gaps between districts. Debt-Free Community College: Partner with states to make two-year degrees and trade certifications tuition-free. STEM & Apprenticeship Expansion: Invest in programs that connect high school students to high-demand careers.
Infrastructure & Transit Modernization
The Issue: Aging transit systems and infrastructure limit mobility and economic growth. Solutions: Public Transit Upgrades: Secure federal funding for CTA modernization, accessibility improvements, and electrification. Broadband for All: Treat high-speed internet as essential infrastructure, expanding access in every neighborhood. Resilient Infrastructure Grants: Fund projects that protect against flooding, extreme weather, and climate impacts.
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