Prosecuting Attorney 24th Circuit
2026 - General Election
Prosecuting Attorney 24th Circuit
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Run for Prosecuting Attorney – 24th Judicial Circuit (Hamilton County)
Justice that Works. Safety You Can Trust.
Thinking about a run for Prosecuting Attorney? This is one of the most critical roles in our local government—responsible not just for criminal prosecution, but for ensuring our justice system is fair, transparent, and working to keep every corner of Hamilton County safe and strong.
What You’ll Do:
Lead Criminal Prosecution with Integrity: Oversee and manage the prosecution of criminal cases in Hamilton County, working closely with law enforcement, courts, and the community.
Focus on Public Safety and Smart Justice: Prioritize serious threats to our neighborhoods while promoting efficiency and fairness in lower-level cases, with an eye toward reducing repeat offenses.
Build Public Trust in the System: Serve as a clear, steady voice for the law—ensuring decisions are consistent, responsible, and rooted in facts and community values.
Collaborate with Community Partners: Work with schools, nonprofits, law enforcement, and mental health services to strengthen public safety from all angles.
Why This Race Matters:
Democrats believe in effective government, equal treatment under the law, and smart investments in public safety. As Prosecuting Attorney, you have a chance to lead with those values—holding offenders accountable while also using your office to strengthen our communities and reduce long-term crime.
This office isn’t about ideology—it’s about results. If you believe that justice should be fair, firm, and focused on what works, this is your moment.
Ready to lead?
Run for Prosecutor in Hamilton County and be the kind of leader our justice system—and our community—deserves.
Requirements.
Licensed Attorney: You must be admitted to practice law in Indiana at the time of taking office (ideally already licensed when running).
Residency: You must reside in the judicial circuit (Hamilton County) by the time you assume office. While residency at the time of filing may not be required, you will need to establish it by the time your term begins.
Partisan Candidate: Prosecuting Attorney is a partisan position, so you must file and run as a candidate of a recognized political party—Democratic, in this case.
What Makes a Great Candidate:
Legal Experience and Strong Judgment: Whether you're a seasoned prosecutor or a principled legal professional, this role demands a deep knowledge of the law and the ability to lead a team with fairness and resolve.
Commitment to Accountability: You're not afraid to hold people accountable—but you also understand that long-term safety comes from addressing root causes, not just symptoms.
Clear Communicator & Trusted Leader: This office requires someone who can speak confidently to the public, earn trust, and stay calm under pressure.
Problem Solver with a Steady Hand: Make evidence-based decisions, seek justice—not headlines—and help improve how the system works, from the inside out.