Carol Hill-Evans is the incumbent in the race for Pennsylvania’s 95th House District and is running for reelection in the 2026 election. The district includes the City of York, West York Borough, North York Borough, and Spring Garden Township in York County.
Professionally, Hill-Evans worked in human resources and retired after a 27-year career with Caterpillar Inc., where she was involved in workforce and personnel-related functions. She previously served nine years on the York City Council, including roles as council vice president and council president, where she participated in local governance, budgeting and community policy decisions.
Her background includes both private-sector and municipal government experience. She holds a Bachelor of Science degree in business from Penn State York, and her work has reflected a focus on administrative operations and constituent services.
In the House, Hill-Evans serves as chair of the State Government Committee and participates in additional caucuses and committees focused on education, veterans’ affairs, women’s health and community development. Her legislative work has included issues such as education funding, economic development, housing stability and access to services for residents.
On the campaign trail, Hill-Evans has emphasized education, economic development and community investment, along with maintaining support for public services.
A resident of York City, Hill-Evans is seeking re-election to represent the 95th District in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives in the 2026 election.