Brad Hall is the Republican incumbent running for Arkansas House District 24 in the 2026 general election. The election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and the race is not contested.
Hall is the only candidate listed in the race. His incumbent status means he already holds the District 24 seat and is seeking to continue serving in the Arkansas House.
Candidate and race overview
Hall is running as a Republican for the state House seat representing District 24. This is a general-election race rather than a party primary, so it is part of the election in which voters choose who will hold the office.
The race is classified as uncontested. That means Hall does not have an opposing candidate listed for the general election. An uncontested race still appears within the election process, but voters are not choosing between Hall and another candidate for this particular office.
The election date is Nov. 3, 2026. Hall’s candidacy is for the Arkansas House, one chamber of the state Legislature, and is tied specifically to House District 24.
Hall’s background
No candidate biography is on file for Hall. The official candidate information identifies him by name, political party and incumbent status but does not list personal history, education, occupation or prior work outside his current status as the officeholder.
His designation as the incumbent is the central biographical fact in the race record. It distinguishes Hall from a first-time candidate or a challenger seeking to replace a current representative. The record does not identify additional offices, organizational roles or professional experience.
Policy positions
Hall has no documented policy positions on file for this race. There is no official position listed on specific issues or legislative priorities.
As a result, the race record does not establish where Hall stands on individual policy questions. It also does not identify proposals he plans to introduce, bills he intends to support or issues he plans to emphasize during the 2026 election.
The absence of a documented platform means voters cannot use this candidate record to compare policy positions. Because the race is uncontested, there is also no opposing candidate’s platform in the District 24 general-election contest to place alongside Hall’s.
Campaign finance and election process
Figures for money raised, money spent and cash on hand are not on file for Hall. Those three categories ordinarily describe a campaign’s receipts, expenditures and remaining funds, but no amounts are listed here.
The next fixed point in the race is the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Hall remains listed as the Republican incumbent in an uncontested contest for Arkansas House District 24.
Voters following the race can watch for official candidate updates, campaign finance entries and any policy statements added during the election cycle. Such updates could add detail about Hall’s background, campaign activity or legislative priorities without changing the current facts: he is the incumbent Republican candidate, and no opponent is listed in the general-election race.
