Brandon Gill is a Republican U.S. Representative for Texas's 26th Congressional District, born on a military air force base in New Mexico and raised on a cattle ranch in West Texas.( A Dartmouth College graduate cum laude with degrees in Economics and History, he served as President of the conservative Dartmouth Review and Christian Union, emerging more conservative after battling leftist influences on campus; he is married to author Danielle Gill, with whom he has two children, and entered Congress driven by opposition to progressive policies under Biden.(

In the 119th Congress, Gill has introduced notable legislation including a bill to abolish the Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations (OCED) for its perceived wastefulness and climate agenda promotion, and the Respectful Treatment of Unborn Remains Act of 2025 with Sen. Jim Banks (R-IN) to prohibit disposing of aborted fetal remains in public water systems.( His committee assignments and full political background prior to Congress are not detailed in available sources. Recent stock trades in IBIT and RSP have drawn public attention under the STOCK Act, though specific disclosures or scrutiny details remain unreported here.

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