Christina Bertrand Hines
She says she will never take corporate PAC money, and supports a stock-trading ban for members and their families, a lifetime lobbying ban, and a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United.
Election 2026 · Public beta
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Issue record
In short
Hines pledges no corporate-PAC money and backs stock-trading and lobbying restrictions. Her filing check is limited to reports through July 15 and large-gift notices through July 30, 2026. No campaign-finance position was found for Bouchard, Saliba or Kirby in the checked sources, or in Nkromo’s questionnaire. Saliba’s opposition to corporate subsidies is a separate policy.
Campaign positions
She says she will never take corporate PAC money, and supports a stock-trading ban for members and their families, a lifetime lobbying ban, and a constitutional amendment to overturn Citizens United.
No position on campaign money or congressional ethics was found on his campaign site or in his press releases.
He says there should be no bailouts or subsidies for corporations and that corporations should be prosecuted for their crimes. He states no position on campaign finance.
His 2026 Candidate Connection questionnaire does not state a position on campaign-finance rules.
No statement of her own on campaign money was found.
Evidence timeline
official action
Her reports through July 15, 2026 show $75,762.78 from 25 committees, none typed by the FEC as a corporation's PAC; party spending for her is not counted.
She says she will never take money from corporate PACs. Her campaign's filings through July 15, 2026 show 25 committees giving it 75,762.78 dollars. The FEC types none of them as a corporation's PAC. The largest groups are hybrid PACs such as Vote Mama and The Next 50, qualified PACs such as EMILY's List and End Citizens United, two union PACs (10,000 dollars), leadership PACs and other House campaigns. Her 48-hour notices through July 30 add three more PAC gifts, none from a corporation's PAC. Limit: This covers money given to her campaign: her reports through July 15, and her notices of large gifts through July 30. Party spending made for her is not counted; party committees can take corporate PAC money. Some PACs that gave to her, such as leadership PACs, may take corporate money themselves. The type of each PAC is what it reports to the FEC.
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Christina Hines for Congress (Substack) · Published May 6, 2026 · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Her campaign Substack, linked from the campaign site under Getting Money Out of Politics. States her pledges on stock trading, lobbying and corporate PAC money.
candidate statement
For: Christina Bertrand Hines: campaign position; Christina Bertrand Hines: Matches stated record claim
Christina for Congress · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Campaign-controlled source, "Paid for by Christina for Congress". Biography, three priorities and endorsements; its topic links lead to her Substack. Positions are attributed, not independently verified.
candidate statement
For: Christina Bertrand Hines: campaign position
Friends of Michael Bouchard, Inc. · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Campaign-controlled source, "Paid for by Friends of Michael Bouchard, Inc." Biography and positions. The website the committee gave the FEC, friendsofmichaelbouchard.com, is not the campaign: it serves two hostile videos and no paid-for line. Its border passage appears in two versions on the same site: "Having deployed to the Southern Border" and, in the expanded panel, "Having led missions to the Southern Border".
candidate statement
For: Michael Bouchard: campaign position
Committee to Elect Mike Saliba · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Campaign-controlled source: foreign policy, privacy, the national debt and the Federal Reserve.
candidate statement
For: Mike Saliba: campaign position
Kwabena Nkromo, hosted by Ballotpedia · Reviewed Oct 28, 2026
Only Nkromo’s attributed 2026 questionnaire answers are used for his priorities. They establish stated goals, not legislative accomplishments. The questionnaire is silent on several issue-specific policies.
candidate statement
For: Kwabena Nkromo: campaign position
Working Class Party · Published Sep 20, 2020 · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Her own statement as the party's 2020 candidate for the 9th District, under the lines then in force.
candidate statement
For: Andrea L. Kirby: campaign position
Working Class Party · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
The party's 2026 program. It names no candidate; it is the platform its candidates run on.
endorsement
For: Andrea L. Kirby: campaign position
Federal Election Commission · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Read with tools/fec-money/money.py on October 1, 2026: lines 11B (none), 11C (43 rows, 2 of them memo rows for ActBlue that are not counted) and 12 (none), through July 15, 2026. Line 11C reconciles to the filed total of $75,762.78. No contributor is typed by the FEC as a corporation's PAC; each of the 25 committees' FEC pages was read. The $500 receipt from Fems for Dems PAC (C00717553) carried no committee type, so money.py filed it as untyped; the FEC's committee record types it PAC - Nonqualified, and the table uses that.
fec filing
For: Christina Bertrand Hines: Matches stated record claim
Federal Election Commission · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Principal campaign committee only, covering July 1 to July 15, 2026, received July 23, 2026. Read from OpenFEC on October 1, 2026 as the latest report both major-party campaigns have filed; not amended.
fec filing
For: Christina Bertrand Hines: Matches stated record claim
Federal Election Commission · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
The FEC's profile page for each contributing committee shows its type and, for a PAC connected to an organization, the organization's type (Corporation, Labor Organization, Membership Organization). The 26 committees on her filings and notices were each read on October 1, 2026; none shows Corporation. The link is EMILY's List's page, as an example.
fec filing
For: Christina Bertrand Hines: Matches stated record claim
Federal Election Commission · Published Jul 31, 2026 · Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Six notices filed July 18 to 31, 2026 (file numbers 1999297, 2002193, 2002513, 2002756, 2003016, 2003320). They list gifts of 1,000 dollars or more received in the weeks before the August 4 primary. Three are from PACs: Giffords PAC (C00540443) 1,500 dollars on July 24, End Citizens United (C00573261) 2,000 dollars on July 27, and Women's Political Committee Federal (C00188193) 5,000 dollars on July 28. None of the three is typed by the FEC as a corporation's PAC.
fec filing
For: Christina Bertrand Hines: Matches stated record claim