Ashley Hinson will support a five-year ban on senior Executive Branch employees lobbying the agency where they worked.

the bipartisan bill imposes a five-year ban on senior Executive Branch employees from lobbying an agency where they were employed

Hinson reintroduced the PURE Executive Act, which would ban senior executive branch employees from lobbying their former agency for five years.

Hinson Reintroduces Federal Lobbying Ban to Root Out Corruption in DC | Representative Ashley Hinson
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to establish a 5-year post-employment ban on lobbying by former senior executive branch personnel

Hinson introduced a bill to create a five-year post-employment lobbying ban for former senior executive branch personnel.

H.R. 8544 (IH) - Promoting the Unbiased Role of Employees in the Executive Act - BILLS-119hr8544ih | Content Details | GovInfo
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Congress.gov's member page shows Hinson's recent sponsored legislation list, with H.R. 7498 (After Hours Child Care Act) introduced on 02/11/2026 and referred to the House Committee on Education and Workforce; the page also lists her on the House Committee on Ethics.

Her visible recent congressional activity in the lookback window is unrelated to the lobbying-ban promise. That is an inference from the official member record, so the claim remains unresolved.

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Ashley Hinson | Congress.gov | Library of Congress
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The Federal Register text for EO 13989 says appointees must make post-government employment choices that avoid the appearance of private gain and includes revolving-door restrictions, including a ban on lobbying covered executive-branch officials for the remainder of the administration or 2 years after leaving.

This shows the federal ethics-pledge framework the claim resembles, but not Hinson-specific support. It was a later-term executive action, and it was later revoked.

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Ethics Commitments by Executive Branch Personnel | Federal Register
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The White House's Jan. 20, 2025 rescissions order explicitly revoked Executive Order 13989, 'Ethics Commitments by Executive Branch Personnel.'

The executive-branch ethics order with revolving-door restrictions no longer remained in force after Jan. 20, 2025. That undercuts any reading of the promise as delivered through federal executive policy.

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Initial Rescissions Of Harmful Executive Orders And Actions | The White House
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