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Destin holds a bachelor's degree in business administration from Appalachian State University and a law degree from Wake Forest University's School of Law. He lives in Granite Falls with his wife, Madison. 

Destin currently works as an attorney at the Wilson, Lackey, Rohr & Hall, P.C., where he is also a partner. He previously worked as an attorney at Fleischer & Hall, PLLC., where he was also a partner. 

Destin Hall currently serves as a state representative in State House District 87. He was elected to this position in 2016 and is serving his fourth term. He also serves as chairman of the House Rules Committee. 

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Believes in "Lower Taxes," "Limited Government," and "Conservative Values" to support the economy.

- Wants to reduce taxes.
- Wants to foster economic development.

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- Supports limited government.
- Wants to protect religious freedoms.

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Destin Hall

Destin Hall is a resident of Granite Falls and a product of Lenoir, North Carolina. He attended Appalachian State University and Wake Forest University's School of Law. Destin is involved with Union Grove Baptist Church and is married to his wife, Madison.

Destin Hall is a general practice attorney and serves as the Chairman of the House Rules Committee in the North Carolina House of Representatives. He represents North Carolina's House District 87. His educational background includes degrees from Appalachian State University and Wake Forest University's School of Law.

Destin Hall is in his fourth term in the North Carolina House of Representatives, representing House District 87. He serves as the Chairman of the House Rules Committee and has been nominated by his colleagues to serve as the next Speaker of the North Carolina House of Representatives.

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