Kimberlyn King-Hinds
U.S. Representative, MP at-large
RepublicanHouse
Positions last updated Oct 12, 2026
- In Congress since
- 2025
- Years served
- 2
- Age
- 51
- Current term ends
- Jan 3, 2027
Source: Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress (via the public congress-legislators dataset). Photo: official congressional portrait.
Where their record lies
Between the typical Democratic and typical Republican record
Not enough data to place Kimberlyn King-Hinds on this line: at least 3 topics that divide the parties need a sourced vote or statement.
Their record by topic
Further from the center means more agreement with the quiz statement
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Where they stand
Each topic is a statement from the quiz. "Agree" means their votes or words line up with it.
Health care
“The federal government should guarantee health coverage for every American.”
Votes: No data|Says: No data
Taxes & spending
“Lowering taxes matters more than expanding government services.”
Votes: No data|Says: No data
Immigration
“Border security should be the top priority in immigration policy.”
Votes: No data|Says: No data
Climate & energy
“The federal government should require cuts to carbon emissions, even if energy costs rise.”
Votes: No data|Says: No data
Guns
“Federal law should require background checks on all gun sales, including private sales.”
Votes: No data|Says: No data
Abortion
“Abortion law should be decided by each state, not the federal government.”
Votes: No data|Says: No data
Education
“Public school funding should follow students to the school their family chooses, including private schools.”
Votes: No data|Says: No data
Foreign policy
“The U.S. should keep providing military aid to its allies abroad.”
Votes: No data|Says: Neutral or unsure
Words versus votes
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Campaign money
$64,122 raised in the 2025-2026 cycle
For the 2025-2026 election cycle, through Jun 30, 2026. Who funds a campaign can shape who a member listens to, though it does not decide how they vote.
- Raised
- $64,122
- Spent
- $59,438
- Cash on hand
- $0
Where the money came from
- Small donors (under $200 each)1%
- Larger individual donors32%
- Political action committees (PACs)53%
- Other14%
Source: Federal Election Commission filings.
What they work on
12 bills written, 83 signed onto. Top topic: Armed Forces and National Security
In the current Congress they have written 12 bills and signed on to 83 more. A bill someone writes shows what they want to change.
Topics of the bills they wrote
- Armed Forces and National Security6
- Energy2
- Health2
- Crime and Law Enforcement1
- Immigration1
Most recent bills they wrote
- H.R. 10341: Marianas Tourism Advancement Act of 2026 (Sep 10, 2026)
- H.R. 10318: PACMESA (Sep 8, 2026)
- H.R. 10074: Affordable Power for the Northern Marianas Act (Aug 10, 2026)
- H.R. 9652: Northern Marianas VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic Authorization Act of 2026 (Jul 13, 2026)
- H.R. 9316: Travel Assistance for Veterans in Medical Deserts Act (Jun 18, 2026)
Source: Sponsorship records from Congress.gov; each bill links to its page there.
Committees
3 committees: House Committee on Small Business; House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure...
Committees study and rewrite bills before the full chamber votes.
House Committee on Small Business
Subcommittees: Contracting and Infrastructure; Economic Growth, Tax, and Capital Access
House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
Subcommittees: Aviation; Highways and Transit; Economic Development, Public Buildings, and Emergency Management
House Committee on Veterans' Affairs
Subcommittees: Economic Opportunity; Health
Source: Committee rosters from the congress-legislators dataset (built from the House and Senate committee pages, as of 2026-10-12). Each committee name links to its official page.
Career in Congress
2025 to present
- 2025 to presentU.S. House, MP at-largeRepublican
Contact and learn more
Office phone, website, message form and where to read more
Contact their office
- Official website
- Phone: 202-225-2646
- Washington office: 425 Cannon House Office Building
- X (Twitter)
Read more about them
- Official biography (Congress) (Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress)
- GovTrack (Votes, bills and ideology scores)
- Wikipedia (Encyclopedia article)
Source: Contact details from the member's official pages, via the congress-legislators dataset. Outside sites are not run by Scope.
The evidence, topic by topic
Every position links to the votes, quotes and bills it was built from
Health care
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Taxes & spending
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Immigration
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Climate & energy
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Guns
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Abortion
How they vote
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Education
How they vote
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Foreign policy
How they vote
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What they say
Neutral or unsure (0)
Based on 1 cosponsored bill related to this issue.
Verified · Last updated Oct 8, 2026
cosponsored bill: HRES 64: Affirming the alliance between the United States and the Republic of Korea.Revision history
2 recorded changes
- Foreign policy (statement): 0 to 0Bulk approval (statements): Spot-checked a sample of the AI's readings · Oct 8, 2026
- Foreign policy (statement): created at 0Created · Oct 8, 2026