Lifelong Democrat Being Forced to Run as an Independent to Stop Ongoing political Corruption in Marion County
This Is Our Call to Arms.
We Are the 99!
Melvin 'Major' Hall: A dedicated leader committed to public safety and building a stronger future for every resident. Standing for integrity and transparency in Center Township. I am a lifelong Democrat.
Being forced to run as an independent to - stop ongoing corruption in Marion County
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The status quo isn't working for everyday Hoosiers, and real progress requires new voices at the table.
I'm running as an independent because the people of Center Township deserve representation that answers to them - not to party machines or political insiders. Think independently.
Vote independently. Stand with the 99 percent. Our strength is in our unity, and our future depends on how we show up at the ballot box.
Split the ticket - Vote Independently.
Former Sworn Lt. Melvin "Major" Hall -
Paid for by Hall 4 Constable 2026
A Legacy of Integrity and Dedication
Melvin 'Major' Hall has spent his life in service to his country and his community as a consultant. With a career rooted in public & private safety and leadership, Melvin brings a unique perspective to the Constable’s office. He is not just running for office; he is running to ensure that every resident of Center Township feels safe, heard, and respected. His commitment to transparency and accountability is the cornerstone of his campaign. Having served with distinction, his experience as a 'Major' has prepared him to lead with discipline and empathy. He understands the challenges facing our community and is dedicated to fostering a spirit of cooperation between law enforcement and the residents of Center Township.
Campaign Priorities
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Community
We prioritize the safety and security of every resident in Center Township through proactive process service and community engagement.
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Transparency
Building trust through transparency, integrity, and consistent communication with the people we serve every day.
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Accountability
Leading with the highest standards of honesty and accountability to ensure the Township remains a safe and prosperous place.
A Strong Foundation
I believe that public service is the foundation of a strong community. When elected as your Constable, I am committed to upholding the highest standards of integrity and transparency. Together, we will ensure that Center Township remains a safe and prosperous place for everyone.
HEAR WHAT MAJOR MELVIN HALL HAD TO SAY ABOUT ONGOING GERRYMANDERING FIGHT :
Indiana Black voters, candidates raise concerns about potential new redistricting efforts
Community Involvement
Active participation in local initiatives and community events to ensure Center Township remains a safe and vibrant place for everyone.
What Is a Constable?
Learn more about Melvin Hall’s vision for Center Township. In this section, the above question from a resident and share insights into our commitment to honest process service and transparency.
SERVING ON THE CIRCLE
How will you serve?
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SERVING A FAMILY
Will you render aid?
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ASSISTING VICTIM OF CRIME
Do you donate in Center?
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DONATEING IN CENTER
Why couldn't I vote for you in the May primary?
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PETITIONING FOR BALLOT ACCESS
Do you attend events in Center?
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CENTER TOWNSHIP 2026 FUN FEST
DID YOU KNOW THAT THE CURRENT CONSTABLE DOESN'T LIVE IN OUR TOWNSHIP
YOU VOTED HIM OUT ONCE OF IPS AFTER HE CLOSED 6 IPS SCHOOLS
THIS IS A VIOLATION OF THE LAW -
IC 36-6-6-3. Residency Requirement of Members
One (1) member of the legislative body must reside within the boundaries of each of the former townships that merged. If a member of the legislative body ceases to be a resident of that former township, the office becomes vacant.
MAJOR HALL TOOK HIM TO COURT & PROVED ON CROSS EXAMINATION THAT HE COULD NOT SHOW THAT HE RESIDED IN CENTER PAST 4/15/2023
BUT HE WAS SWORN IN ON NOVEMBER 2024
THE FIRST LEASE HE PRODUCED BEGAN ON 12/1/25
HE WAS NEVER ELIGIBLE FOR THE CAUCUS
YOU VOTED HIM OUT ONCE
DO IT AGAIN CENTER TOWNSHIP
WE DESERVE TO BE REPRESENTED BY SOMEONE WHO LIVES IN CENTER TOWNSHIP
RANDOM 7 DAY INVESTIGATION BY UNMANNED SURVEILLANCE IN LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP - 2026 ( THIS YEAR )
RANDOM 3 DAY INVESTIGATION BY UNMANNED SURVEILLANCE IN LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP - 2026 ( THIS YEAR )
Hall 4 Constable 2026
Call To Arms
I LIVE HERE. CENTER TOWNSHIP.
And what’s happening right now clearly shows that those in power truly don’t care about us.
Trust God, Not Man!
Stand With Us
We are the 99%
- ✅ Register to vote → indianavoters.in.gov
- ✅ Early voting starts - Oct. 6TH
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- ✅ Election Day Nov 3, 2026
- ✅ Stand with your neighbors
The status quo isn’t working. Real progress requires new voices. I answer to you — not to political insiders. Vote independently. Stand with the 99 percent. Our strength is in our unity, and our future depends on how we show up at the ballot box.
Split the ticket - Vote Independently.
Former Sworn Lt. Melvin "Major" Hall
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THE INDEPENDENT PATH: No party machines. Just faith, feet, and the people of Center Township. I stood in the rain to put us on the ballot.
— Melvin 'MAJOR' Hall | Independent Candidate 2026 —
Major's Ministry Corner
Matthew 25:35-40 teaches that serving those in need is equivalent to serving Jesus Himself. In Matthew 25:35-40, Jesus says, “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in, I needed clothes and you clothed me, I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me…Truly I tell you, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers and sisters of mine, you did for me”
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WE WILL CONTINUE TO FEED CENTER
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Sample Ballot:
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Key Races
- United States Senator
- Marion County Sheriff
- Center Township Constable
- Marion County Commissioner
- Marion County Council Members
Your Choice for Constable
Melvin 'Major' Hall
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Voter Guidelines for Marion County 2026
Select Your Constable
For the 2026 midterms, Marion County voters have the autonomy to choose specific candidates even if selecting a straight-party option. To support Melvin 'Major' Hall for Center Township Constable, proceed to the local offices section on your ballot screen. Checking the box for an independent candidate ensures your local representation is based on community merit rather than just party alignment in this election cycle.
2026 Marion County Voting Locations
City-County Building: 200 E Washington St.
Designated Satellite Voters Hubs: Perry, Warren, Pike, and Lawrence sites.
2026 Early Voting Window:
Oct 6 - Nov 2 | Times vary by location.
Absentee Ballots
Qualified Marion County residents can request a mail-in ballot for the 2026 midterm election through the Marion County Election Board. Applications must be received by the clerk's office at least 12 days before Election Day. You can complete your request at the official Indiana Voters portal or visit the Election Service Center in person to ensure your vote is securely processed by mail.
Registration Cutoff Dates
To participate in the November 3, 2026, midterm elections, all Center Township residents must complete their registration by October 5, 2026. If you have moved or changed your name since the last cycle, you must update your records. Quick verification and new registrations are available at indianavoters.in.gov to ensure you are eligible to vote.
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