Dave Hall

Dave Hall was born in Bedford, Indiana, and lives in Norman, Indiana. Hall graduated from Brownstown Central High School in 2001. He earned an associate degree in industrial technology from Ivy Tech Community College in 2003. Hall's career experience includes owning Dave Hall Crop Insurance, and working as a farmer and the director of Jackson County REMC. He served on the board of Owen Township and on the Jackson County Council.[1][2][3]

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Who are you? Tell us about yourself.

I’m a lifelong Southern Indiana Hoosier. I graduated from Brownstown Central High School in 2001 and married my wife, Bradie (Ritter), in 2006. We’ve got three daughters. I’m a 20+ year small business owner (Crop Insurance Agency) and farm 500 acres of corn and soybeans with my dad. I’m currently serving in my second term as President of the Jackson County Council, Jackson County REMC board of Directors, Jackson County Redevelopment Commission, Jackson County Industrial Development Corporation, and as a Special Deputy with the Jackson County Sheriff’s Department. I have also served on the Owen Township Advisory Board, the Emergency Management Board, and the Ambulance Board.

I’m a proven conservative with real-world experience and I’m ready to continue to serve the people of my district at the statehouse.

Please list below 3 key messages of your campaign. What are the main points you want voters to remember about your goals for your time in office?

I will protect innocent life.I will help strengthen the integrity of our elections by requiring paper ballots be printed to ensure the results of our elections are accurate.I will continue to be proactive in helping our communities truly make a positive impact in the lives of those suffering from drug abuse and mental health issues.

What areas of public policy are you personally passionate about?

Our communities have been losing the battle against drug abuse and mental health issues for years.  One of my proudest accomplishments on the county council has been my role in helping to start the Jackson-Jennings Work Release Center.  When an inmate just sits in jail they get very little rehabilitation and are a financial burden to taxpayers. The work release center will help empower inmates to stand on their own and give them the tools to remove the hurdles in front of them, while having little to no impact on taxpayers. In the work release center inmates pay a fee for each day they are in the facility as well as paying for all their food, personal items and healthcare.  Inmates have left the facility with anywhere from $5,000 to $15,000 in their checking accounts.  Enough money for deposit, rent, transportation and a fridge full of groceries.

Access to high speed internet has become a necessity in today's world.  In 2018, at the request of our members, the Jackson County REMC began a high speed fiber project direct to the home. We have invested over $80 Million and connected more than 9,000 homes. This project has connected rural Indiana to the rest of the world and has drastically improved the quality of life for our members.  The REMC serves over 20,000 households in parts of 10 Southern Indiana counties, including Brown, Monroe and Jackson. I understand how important high-speed reliable internet is to all hoosiers and will continue to advocate for the underserved.