Brad Hall is a Republican state representative serving District 24 in the Arkansas House of Representatives, covering portions of Crawford and Washington counties. Elected in 2024 after defeating Ty Bates in the Republican primary and Ryan Intchauspe in the general election, he was seated in the 95th General Assembly on January 13, 2025, succeeding longtime Republican Charlene Fite. A rancher and small business owner, Hall and his family were honored as Crawford County Farm Family of the Year by the Arkansas Farm Bureau; he is Baptist and resides in Rudy with his wife and three children. In the 95th General Assembly, he serves on the House Public Transportation Committee and the House City, County, and Local Affairs Committee. After initially seeking reelection in November 2025, he withdrew shortly after the filing deadline amid an Arkansas Democrat-Gazette report alleging he forced his wife to have sex with other men, later stating to KNWA that he withdrew to focus on divorce proceedings.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Bachelor’s degree from the University of Arkansas.
• Political Experience: First term in the Arkansas House of Representatives ; no prior elected office noted.