If our representation won’t fight for us.

I Will.

My name is David Hall. I'm a disabled veteran who took an oath to serve our country and protect our people. That oath didn't end when my active duty service ended.

Top priorities

(I'll be honest, we're lacking in everything but I'll state my priorities)

Healthcare—we’ve seen hospitals close in our region, and people shouldn’t have to drive an hour just to get basic care. I want to protect and expand access so families aren’t left behind with illnesses, debt, or coffins. I'm not for universal healthcare, it isn't practical right now. I would support what's known as the "Public Option" (choice between federal, private, or no healthcare for all Americans)

Close-up of a stethoscope with a black and white finish, resting on a surface.

Responsible Gun Ownership—I support the right to own firearms, but I also believe in basic safety training. We already require a hunter safety course to hunt, and I think a similar approach makes sense for firearm ownership. From my military training, I’ve seen how someone without proper training—even with good intentions—can become a danger in a split second. This is about responsibility and keeping people safe.

Person wearing an orange hat and shooting a firearm at a shooting range with targets in the background.

Cost of Living—power bills, insurance, groceries, and everyday expenses keep going up. I’ll push for more oversight and accountability so working families aren’t getting squeezed more than we already are.

A hand holding folded hundred-dollar bills on fire with a plain gray background.

Jobs that pay a Living Wage—not just any jobs, but ones that actually let people support a family. And I want to make sure we’re bringing in jobs that don’t damage our land, water, or communities, so we’re building a future our children and grandchildren will want to live in.

A grassy area with a 'Now Hiring' sign in the foreground. In the background, there are several white trucks parked near a large industrial building, surrounded by trees.

Accountability—people deserve to know their representative is working for them, not special interests. I believe in transparency and making sure your voice actually matters. If you pay attention to the representatives that are being silent, look where donations come from, where they're spent, and what policies they're voting for silently, you'll see exactly what I mean.

Election candidate profile for John L. Corbett, candidate for State Representative, showing financial contributions, expenditures, and campaign data for 2026. Includes graphs of contributions by individual, corporation, and business, and a pie chart of in-state and out-of-state contributions, with monetary totals and transactions details.

Brantley County is still struggling with the aftermath of the wildfires. Many people have donated campers and RVs for the families to live in who lost their homes from the fire. Currently, the county is allowing them to live in these as our primary residence for up to a year; afterwards I worry what will happen. It's no secret that this was the poorest part of the county, and we have no real help coming outside of regular Americans. I'm pressuring our county officials, as are others, to change this. But you can help too, You can Donate through this church.

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Cars, a trailer home and trees are burned into shades of skeletal gray after the Highway 82 fire in Brantley County, Ga., on April 22, 2026.

Credit: Georgia Forestry Commission

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