Halls campaigning for Davidson sheriff’s job
Now Ginger Hall, she is married to Daron Hall, who will be on the ballot May 7 when Nashville-area voters go to the polls for the Democratic Primary.
“I’ve been preparing for this job since I was 16 years old,” said Hall. “There’s no doubt I’m the best qualified candidate.”
Hall is currently chief deputy for the Davidson County Sheriff’s Department. He is a native Nashvillian with over 15 years experience in the corrections field.
Ginger graduated from Warren County Senior High in the late 1980s and attended David Lipscomb University after high school. She met her husband, a graduate of Western Kentucky University, after college.
Hall is well-respected in the Nashville area and is also known by local law officials.
“I’ve known Daron for several years and he is one of the nicest people I have ever met,” said Warren County Sheriff Jackie Matheny. “He’s equally qualified to be Davidson County’s next sheriff.”
Hall faces opposition from two-term councilman Leo Waters and retired Department of Corrections official Charles Bass.
Ginger is the daughter of Jerry and June Roberts, who reside in Warren County. In addition to helping her husband on the campaign trail, Ginger recently gave birth March 5 to son Weston Tyler Hall.