Thomas Hall is a Republican member of the Ohio House of Representatives, representing the 46th District, which includes eastern portions of Butler County such as Monroe, Middletown, and central New Miami. A native of Butler County and resident of Madison Township, he serves as Chairman of the House Government Oversight Committee and sits on the House Energy, Finance, and Public Safety committees. Previously, he represented the 53rd District after his 2020 election, defeating Democrat Michelle Novak with 68% of the vote, and is now in his third term. Notable achievements include being elected state representative at age 25, making him the youngest legislator in the 134th and 135th General Assemblies. He is a part-time volunteer fireman, former board member of the Middletown Area YMCA, and has held roles with United Way Action Council and the Butler County Township Association. Hall focuses on property tax relief, support for first responders, and government modernization.

Education and Political Experience

• Education: Graduated from Madison High School in 2014; earned a bachelor’s degree in Small Business Management from Miami University.
• Early Career: Sales Associate at Jos. A. Bank ; Assistant Manager at Browns Run Country Club ; Sales and Marketing Specialist at Slam Dunk Sports Marketing ; Sales Development Representative at LexisNexis Document Solutions .
• Political Experience: Elected Madison Township Trustee in 2015 at age 19 , serving five years including as secretary to the Butler County Trustees Association; first ran for office at 19 after a trustee retirement. Elected to Ohio House in 2020 for the 53rd District; redistricted to 46th.