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Last updated: November 12, 2026

Hill Policy is run by Taprobane Labs LLC, a limited liability company based in Dallas, Texas, United States. In these terms, “we,” “us” and “our” mean that company. These terms explain how you may use the site and the limits of its information.

General information. Your own decisions.

Hill Policy is for general civic information and education. Check original sources and current official records before relying on what you read or making a decision. Our summaries help explain the sources; they are not official records or personal professional advice.

Our sources and summaries

We bring together public records and credited sources about officials, candidates, policy statements and votes. We use automated tools, AI and editing to make the material easier to understand. Sources and our summaries can contain mistakes or leave out important details. Content may be incomplete, out of date or unavailable.

A source link shows where information came from. It does not mean that every claim is true or that we have independently checked it. Sources can change after we collect them. A “collected” or “updated” date does not necessarily mean a statement was made on that date or that every detail was checked again. A vote can be just one step in the process; it does not, by itself, mean a proposal became law.

Read the original wording, dates, conditions and linked records. Our approach explains how we gather and present information. The Coverage pageshows what information is available.

Making your own decisions

You are responsible for checking information and deciding how to use it. Hill Policy does not give personal legal, financial, tax, investment or other professional advice, or tell you how to vote. Visiting the site or contacting us does not make us your professional adviser or create an adviser-client relationship. Consult a qualified professional when you need advice about your circumstances.

An independent website

Hill Policy is not an official government, congressional, election administration, political party or campaign website. Listing a person, source, photograph or link does not mean there is a partnership, sponsorship, approval or endorsement in either direction. Views in a source belong to its author. We do not control other websites, their content, availability or privacy practices.

Availability and guarantees

We do not promise that information will always be accurate, complete, up to date or reliable. We also cannot promise uninterrupted service, error-free content or that the site will meet your particular needs.

To the fullest extent allowed by law, the site and its content are provided “as is” and “as available,” without warranties, express or implied. This includes warranties of accuracy, completeness, timeliness, reliability, availability, merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose and noninfringement.

Limits on liability

To the fullest extent allowed by law, Taprobane Labs LLC and its members, managers, officers, employees and contributors are not liable for losses or damages arising from accessing, using, being unable to use or relying on this site, its summaries, source material or links. This includes decisions made using that information.

Within those legal limits, this includes indirect, incidental, special, consequential, exemplary or punitive damages, such as lost profits, opportunities, data or goodwill. These limits apply whatever type of legal claim is made, even if we were told those losses were possible.

These limits apply only where the law allows them. They do not exclude or limit liability for fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence or anything else the law does not allow us to exclude or limit. Nothing here takes away consumer protections or other rights you cannot legally give up.

Copyright and using material

Photos, quotations, source material and other organizations’ names and logos remain subject to their rights. Being publicly available or giving credit does not, by itself, give permission to republish material. We do not claim ownership of facts or government material in the public domain. Our original branding, design, software and written work are protected where the law recognizes those rights.

You may read, link to and use information as the law allows. These terms do not give you permission to reuse other people’s material or use Hill Policy’s name or branding to suggest a partnership or endorsement. Follow the original publishers’ rights and licenses.

Using the site responsibly

Do not use the site to harass others, submit knowingly false reports, impersonate someone or violate other people’s rights. Do not introduce harmful software, bypass access restrictions or disrupt the site. Do not send passwords, identification documents, financial account details or other sensitive personal information through correction requests or email.

If you send us information, you give us permission to review it and use what is relevant to investigate a concern or correct the site. That use remains subject to the law, other people’s rights and our Privacy Policy. Sending something does not guarantee that we will publish it, make the change you request or reply by a deadline you choose. Required legal deadlines still apply. We may restrict abusive activity or submissions.

Errors, privacy and copyright concerns

Report factual errors, attribution problems, privacy concerns or copyright concerns to contact@hillpolicy.org. Include the page address, the material you are concerned about, why you are contacting us and any supporting sources or information about your rights. We may ask for more details and may correct, add notes to, restrict or remove material while looking into a concern.

Changes to the site and these terms

We may change or stop offering parts of the site and update these terms. The date above shows this version. We will explain important changes here and give any further notice or ask for consent the law requires. Changes do not take away rights you already had that the law protects.

Law and disputes

Where legally applicable and enforceable, Texas law governs these terms. Disputes about them may be brought in courts in Dallas County, Texas, that have legal authority to hear the case. This does not override laws or rights about where a case may be heard that you cannot legally give up. If part of these terms cannot be enforced, the remaining enforceable terms still apply.

Contact

Contact Taprobane Labs LLC at contact@hillpolicy.org.