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    This is a list of US state-level prosecutors, often known as district attorneys. In states which hold partisan elections for prosecutorial positions, the party affiliation of each prosecutor is noted. The only states which do not have district attorneys are Delaware and Rhode Island, in which all prosecutions are handled by the states' attorneys general.

    Alabama

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    District attorneys in Alabama are assigned by circuit. There are 41 circuits in the state.

    CircuitCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1Choctaw, Clarke, WashingtonStephen K. Winters (R)
    2Butler, Crenshaw, LowndesCharlotte M. Tesmer (D)
    3Barbour, BullockBen C. Reeves, Jr. (D)
    4Bibb, Dallas, Hale, Perry, WilcoxRobert H. Turner Jr. (D)
    5Chambers, Macon, Randolph, TallapoosaMike Segrest (R)
    6TuscaloosaRobert Hays Webb (R)
    7Calhoun, CleburneC. Lynn Hammond (R)
    8MorganR. Scott Anderson (R)
    9Cherokee, DeKalbSummer M. Summerford (R)
    10JeffersonLynneice O. Washington (Bessemer Division) (D)
    Danny Carr (Birmingham Division) (D)
    11LauderdaleChristopher E. Connolly (R)
    12Coffee, PikeJames Tarbox (R)
    13MobileKeith Blackwood (R)
    14WalkerWilliam R. "Bill" Adair (R)
    15MontgomeryDaryl D. Bailey (D)
    16EtowahJoseph "Jody" Willoughby (R)
    17Greene, Marengo, SumterGregory S. "Greg" Griggers (D)
    18ShelbyMatt Casey (R)
    19Autauga, Chilton, ElmoreC.J. Robinson (R)
    20Henry, HoustonRuss Goodman (R)
    21EscambiaStephen M. "Steve" Billy (R)
    22CovingtonWalter M. "Walt" Merrell, III (R)
    23MadisonRobert L. "Rob" Broussard (R)
    24Fayette, Lamar, PickensAndy Hamlin (R)
    25Marion, WinstonScott A. Slatton (R)
    26RussellRick Chancey (D)
    27MarshallJennifer Bray (R)
    28BaldwinRobert E. "Bob" Wilters (R)
    29TalladegaSteven D. Giddens (R)
    30St. ClairLyle Harmon (R)
    31ColbertHal Hughston (R)
    32CullmanChamp Crocker (R)
    33Dale, GenevaT. Kirke Adams (R)
    34FranklinJeff Barksdale (R)
    35Conecuh, MonroeTodd Watson (D)
    36LawrenceErrek P. Jett (R)
    37LeeJessica Ventiere (R)
    38JacksonJason R. Pierce (R)
    39LimestoneBrian C.T. Jones (R)
    40Clay, CoosaJoseph D. Ficquette (R)
    41BlountPamela L. Casey (R)

    Source:[1]

    Alaska

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    District attorneys in Alaska are based on the locations of district courts. Some districts share district attorneys, however. Alaskan district attorneys are appointed by the Alaska Attorney General, currently Treg Taylor.

    DistrictDistrict Attorney
    Anchorage/DillinghamBrittany L. Dunlop
    BethelMark Clark
    Fairbanks/UtqiagvikJoseph B. Dallaire
    Juneau/SitkaJessalyn Gillum
    KenaiScot H. Leaders
    KetchikanAlex Kramarczuk
    KodiakGustaf W. Olson
    Kotzebue/NomeJohn A. Earthman
    PalmerMelissa J. Wininger-Howard

    Source:[2]

    Arizona

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    Each county in Arizona has its own prosecutor, called a county attorney.

    CountyAttorney
    ApacheMichael D. Whiting (D)
    CochiseBrian McIntyre (R)
    CoconinoBill Ring (D)
    GilaBradley Beauchamp (R)
    GrahamScott Bennett (R)
    GreenleeGary Griffith (Ind.)
    La PazTony Rogers (D)
    MaricopaRachel Mitchell (R)
    MohaveMatthew Smith (R)
    NavajoBrad Carlyon (D)
    PimaLaura Conover (D)
    PinalKent Volkmer (R)
    Santa CruzGeorge Silva (D)
    YavapaiDennis M. McGrane (R)
    YumaJon Smith (D)

    Source:[3]

    Arkansas

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    District attorneys are assigned to Arkansas's 23 judicial circuits. Arkansas's prosecutors are known as Prosecuting Attorneys. Their elections are non-partisan.

    Judicial CircuitCounty(ies)Prosecuting Attorney
    1stCross, Lee, Monroe, Phillips, St. Francis, WoodruffTodd Murray
    2ndClay, Craighead, Crittenden, Greene, Mississippi, PoinsettScott Ellington
    3rdJackson, Lawrence, Randolph, SharpDevon Holder
    4thMadison, WashingtonMatt Durrett
    5thFranklin, Johnson, PopeJeff Phillips
    6thPerry, PulaskiWilliam Jones
    7thGrant, Hot SpringTeresa Howell
    8th–NorthHempstead, NevadaChristi McQueen
    8th–SouthLafayette, MillerStephanie Potter-Barrett
    9th–EastClarkDan Turner
    9th–WestHoward, Little River, Pike, SevierJana Bradford
    10thAshley, Bradley, Chicot, Desha, DrewThomas Deen
    11th–EastArkansasTim Blair
    11th–WestJefferson, LincolnKyle Hunter
    12thSebastianDaniel Shue
    13thCalhoun, Cleveland, Columbia, Dallas, Ouachita, UnionJeff Rogers
    14thBaxter, Boone, Marion, NewtonDavid Ethredge
    15thConway, Logan, Scott, YellTom Tatum II
    16thCleburne, Fulton, Independence, Izard, StoneEric Hance
    17thPrairie, WhiteRebecca Reed McCoy
    18th–EastGarlandMichelle C. Lawrence
    18th–WestMontgomery, PolkAndy Riner
    19th–EastCarrollTony Rogers
    19th–WestBentonNathan Smith
    20thFaulkner, Searcy, Van BurenCarol Crews
    21stCrawfordRobert Presley
    22ndSalineChris Walton
    23rdLonokeChuck Graham

    Source:[4]

    California

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    Each county in California has its own prosecutor, known as a district attorney. Their elections are non-partisan.

    CountyDistrict Attorney
    AlamedaPamela Price
    AlpineRobert Priscaro
    AmadorTodd Riebe
    ButteMichael L. Ramsey
    CalaverasBarbara Yook
    ColusaBrenden Farrell
    Contra CostaDiana Becton
    Del NorteKatherine Micks
    El DoradoVernon Pierson
    FresnoLisa Smittcamp
    GlennDwayne Stewart
    HumboldtStacey Eads
    ImperialGeorge Marquez
    InyoThomas L. Hardy
    KernCynthia Zimmer
    KingsSarah Hacker
    LakeSusan Krones
    LassenS. Melyssah Rios
    Los AngelesGeorge Gascón
    MaderaSally O. Moreno
    MarinLori Frugoli
    MariposaWalter Wall
    MendocinoC. David Eyster
    MercedNicole Silveira
    ModocCynthia Campbell
    MonoDavid Anderson
    MontereyJeannine M. Pacioni
    NapaAllison Haley
    NevadaJesse Wilson
    OrangeTodd Spitzer
    PlacerMorgan Gire
    PlumasDavid Hollister
    RiversideMichael Hestrin
    SacramentoThien Ho
    San BenitoJoel Buckingham
    San BernardinoJason Anderson
    San DiegoSummer Stephan
    San FranciscoBrooke Jenkins
    San JoaquinRon Freitas
    San Luis ObispoDan Dow
    San MateoStephen M. Wagstaffe
    Santa BarbaraJohn Savrnoch
    Santa ClaraJeffrey Rosen
    Santa CruzJeff Rosell
    ShastaStephanie A. Bridgett
    SierraSandra Groven
    SiskiyouJames Kirk Andrus
    SolanoKrishna A. Abrams
    SonomaCarla Rodriguez
    StanislausJeff Laugero
    SutterJennifer Dupre
    TehamaMatthew Rogers
    TrinityDavid Brady
    TulareTim Ward
    TuolumneCassandra Jenecke
    VenturaErik Nasarenko
    YoloJeffrey Reisig
    YubaClint Curry

    Source:[5]

    Colorado

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    District attorneys are assigned to each of Colorado's 22 judicial districts.

    DistrictCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1stGilpin, JeffersonAlexis King (D)
    2ndDenverBeth McCann (D)
    3rdHuerfano, Las AnimasHenry Solano (D)
    4thEl Paso, TellerMichael Allen (R)
    5thClear Creek, Eagle, Lake, SummitHeidi McCollum (D)
    6thArchuleta, La Plata, San JuanSean P. Murray (D)
    7thDelta, Gunnison, Hinsdale, Montrose, Ouray, San MiguelSeth D. Ryan (R)
    8thJackson, LarimerGordon McLaughlin (D)
    9thGarfield, Pitkin, Rio BlancoJeff Cheney (R)
    10thPuebloJeff Chostner (D)
    11thChaffee, Custer, Fremont, ParkLinda Stanley (R)
    12thAlamosa, Conejos, Costilla, Mineral, Rio Grande, SaguacheAnne Kelly (R)
    13thKit Carson, Logan, Morgan, Phillips, Sedgwick, Washington, YumaTravis Sides (R)
    14thGrand, Moffat, RouttMatthew Karzen (Ind.)
    15thBaca, Cheyenne, Kiowa, ProwersJoshua Vogel (R)
    16thBent, Crowley, OteroWilliam Culver (R)
    17thAdams, BroomfieldBrian Mason (D)
    18thArapahoe, Douglas, Elbert, LincolnJohn Kellner (R)
    19thWeldMichael J. Rourke (R)
    20thBoulderMichael Dougherty (D)
    21stMesaDaniel P. Rubenstein (R)
    22ndDolores, MontezumaChristian A. Hatfield (Ind.)

    Source:[6]

    Connecticut

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    Prosecutors in Connecticut are known as state's attorneys. Each judicial district is assigned its own state's attorney. They are appointed by a state commission.

    DistrictState's Attorney
    Ansonia/MilfordMargaret E. Kelley
    DanburyStephen J. Sedensky III
    FairfieldJoseph T. Corradino
    HartfordGail P. Hardy
    LitchfieldDavid Shannon
    MiddlesexMichael A. Gailor
    New BritainBrian W. Preleski
    New HavenPatrick J. Griffin
    New LondonMichael L. Regan
    Stamford/NorwalkPaul J. Ferenck
    TollandMatthew C. Gedansky
    WaterburyMaureen Platt
    WindhamAnne F. Mahoney

    Source:[7]

    Delaware

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    All prosecutions in the state of Delaware are handled by the Attorney General of Delaware. The current Attorney General is Kathy Jennings (D).[8]

    Florida

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    Map of Florida's judicial circuits

    Florida prosecutors are known as state attorneys and are assigned by circuit.

    CircuitCountiesState Attorney
    1stEscambia, Okaloosa, Santa Rosa, WaltonGinger Bowden Madden (R)
    2ndFranklin, Gadsden, Jefferson, Leon, Liberty, WakullaJack Campbell (D)
    3rdColumbia, Dixie, Hamilton, Lafayette, Madison, Suwannee, TaylorJohn Durrett (R)
    4thClay, Duval, NassauMelissa W. Nelson (R)
    5thCitrus, Hernando, Lake, Marion, SumterWilliam M. Gladson (R)
    6thPasco, PinellasBruce L. Bartlett (R)
    7thFlagler, Putnam, St. Johns, VolusiaR.J. Larizza (R)
    8thAlachua, Baker, Bradford, Gilchrist, Levy, UnionBrian Kramer (R)
    9thOrange, OsceolaAndrew Asher Bain (R)
    10thHardee, Highlands, PolkBrian Haas (R)
    11thMiami-DadeKatherine Fernandez-Rundle (D)
    12thDeSoto, Manatee, SarasotaEd Brodsky (R)
    13thHillsboroughSusan Lopez (R)
    14thBay, Calhoun, Gulf, Holmes, Jackson, WashingtonLarry Basford (R)
    15thPalm BeachDave Aronberg (D)
    16thMonroeDennis W. Ward (R)
    17thBrowardHarold F. Pryor, Jr. (D)
    18thBrevard, SeminolePhil Archer (R)
    19thIndian River, Martin, Okeechobee, St. LucieThomas Bakkedahl (R)
    20thCharlotte, Collier, Glades, Hendry, LeeAmira D. Fox (R)

    Source:[9]

    Georgia

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    Map of Georgia judicial districts and circuits

    District attorneys in Georgia are assigned to its 50 circuits.

    CircuitCountiesDistrict Attorney
    AlapahaAtkinson, Berrien, Clinch, Cook, LanierChase Studstill (R)
    AlcovyNewton, WaltonRandy McGinley (R)
    AppalachianFannin, Gilmer, PickensFrank Wood (R)
    AtlantaFultonFani Willis (D)
    AtlanticBryan, Evans, Liberty, Long, McIntosh, TattnallBilly Joe Nelson Jr. (R)
    AugustaBurke, RichmondJared Williams (D)
    Bell-ForsythForsythPenny Penn (R)
    Blue RidgeCherokeeSusan K. Treadway (R)
    BrunswickAppling, Camden, Glynn, Jeff Davis, WayneKeith Higgins (I)
    ChattahoocheeChattahoochee, Harris, Marion, Muscogee, Talbot, TaylorDonald Kelly (R)
    CherokeeBartow, GordonSusan K. Treadaway (R)
    ClaytonTasha M. Mosley (D)
    CobbFlynn D. Broady, Jr. (D)
    ColumbiaBobby Christine (R)
    ConasaugaMurray, WhitfieldBert Poston (R)
    CordeleBen Hill, Crisp, Dooly, WilcoxBrad Rigby (R)
    CowetaCarroll, Coweta, Heard, Meriwether, TroupJohn H. Cranford (R)
    DoughertyGregory W. Edwards (D)
    DouglasDalia Racine (D)
    DublinJohnson, Laurens, Treutlen, TwiggsCraig Fraser (R)
    EasternChathamShalena Cook-Jones (D)
    EnotahLumpkin, Towns, Union, WhiteJeff Langley (R)
    FlintHenryDarius Pattilo (D)
    GriffinFayette, Pike, Spalding, UpsonMarie Greene Broder (R)
    GwinnettPatsy Austin-Gatson (D)
    HoustonWilliam Kendall (R)
    Lookout MountainCatoosa, Chattooga, Dade, WalkerChris A. Arnt (R)
    MaconBibb, Crawford, PeachAnita Reynolds Howard (D)
    MiddleCandler, Emanuel, Jefferson, Toombs, WashingtonTripp Fitzner (R)
    MountainHabersham, Rabun, StephensGeorge R. Christian (R)
    NortheasternDawson, HallLee Darragh (R)
    NorthernElbert, Franklin, Hart, Madison, OglethorpeD. Parks White (R)
    OcmulgeeBaldwin, Greene, Hancock, Jasper, Jones, Morgan, Putnam, WilkinsonT. Wright Barksdale (R)
    OconeeBleckley, Dodge, Montgomery, Pulaski, Telfair, WheelerTimothy Vaughn (D)
    OgeecheeBulloch, Effingham, Jenkins, ScrevenDaphne Jarriel Totten (R)
    PataulaClay, Early, Miller, Quitman, Randolph, Seminole, TerrellRichard "Vic" McNease (R)
    PauldingMatthew Rollins (R)
    PiedmontBanks, Barrow, JacksonBrad Smith (R)
    RockdaleAlisha Johnson (D)
    RomeFloydLeigh Patterson (R)
    South GeorgiaBaker, Calhoun, Decatur, Grady, MitchellJoe Mulholland (D)
    SouthernBrooks, Colquitt, Echols, Lowndes, ThomasBradfield Shealy (R)
    SouthwesternLee, Macon, Schley, Stewart, Sumter, WebsterLewis Lamb (R)
    Stone MountainDeKalbSherry Boston (D)
    TallapoosaHaralson, PolkJack Browning (R)
    TiftonIrwin, Tift, Turner, WorthBryce Johnson (R)
    ToombsGlascock, Lincoln, McDuffie, Taliaferro, Warren, WilkesWilliam Doupe (D)
    TowaligaButts, Lamar, MonroeJonathan Adams (R)
    WaycrossBacon, Brantley, Charlton, Coffee, Pierce, WareGeorge Barnhill (R)
    WesternClarke, OconeeDeborah Gonzalez (D)

    Source:[10]

    Hawaii

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    Hawaii's prosecuting attorneys are assigned by county. Those in Hawaii, Honolulu, and Kauai Counties are elected on a non-partisan basis, while Maui's is appointed.

    CountyProsecuting Attorney
    HawaiiKelden B. A. Waltjen[11]
    HonoluluSteven S. Alm[12]
    KauaiRebecca Like[13]
    MauiAndrew Martin[14]

    Idaho

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    Prosecuting attorneys in Idaho are assigned by county.

    CountyProsecuting Attorney
    AdaJan Bennetts (R)
    AdamsChris Boyd (R)
    BannockStephen F. Herzog (D)
    Bear LakeJoseph Hayes (R)
    BenewahBrian Thie (R)
    BinghamPaul Rogers (R)
    BlaineMatthew Fredback (D)
    BoiseAdam Strong (R)
    BonnerLouis Marshall (R)
    BonnevilleDaniel Clark (R)
    BoundaryAndrakay J. Pluid (R)
    ButteSteve Stephens (R)
    CamasJim Thomas (R)
    CanyonBryan Taylor (R)
    CaribouS. Doug Wood (R)
    CassiaMcCord Larsen (R)
    ClarkCraig Simpson (R)
    ClearwaterClayne Tyler (R)
    CusterJustin Oleson (R)
    ElmoreDaniel Page (R)
    FranklinVic Pearson (R)
    FremontLindsey A. Blake (R)
    GemErick Thomson (R)
    GoodingTrevor Misseldine (R)
    IdahoKirk MacGregor (R)
    JeffersonMark Taylor (R)
    JeromeMichael J. Seib (R)
    KootenaiBarry McHugh (R)
    LatahBill Thompson (D)
    LemhiBruce Withers (R)
    LewisZachary Pall (Ind.)
    LincolnRichard Roats (R)
    MadisonRob H. Wood (R)
    MinidokaLance Stevenson (R)
    Nez PerceJustin Coleman (D)
    OneidaCody Brower (R)
    OwyheeJeffrey Phillips (R)
    PayetteMike Duke (R)
    PowerAnson Call (R)
    ShoshoneBenjamin J. Allen (R)
    TetonBailey Smith (R)
    Twin FallsGrant Loebs (R)
    ValleyBrian Naugle (R)
    WashingtonDelton Walker (R)

    Source:[15]

    Illinois

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    Illinois prosecutors are known as state's attorneys. They are assigned by county.

    CountyState's Attorney
    AdamsGary Farha (R)
    AlexanderErik Zachary Gowin (D)
    BondDora Mann (D)
    BooneTricia L. Smith (R)
    BrownMichael Hill (R)
    BureauThomas Briddick (D)
    CalhounRichard Ringhausen (D)
    CarrollScott Brinkmeier (R)
    CassCraig Miller (R)
    ChampaignJulia Rietz (D)
    ChristianJohn H. McWard (R)
    ClarkKyle Hutson (R)
    ClayAndrew Koester (R)
    ClintonDoug Gruenke (R)
    ColesJesse Danley (R)
    CookKimberly M. Foxx (D)
    CrawfordCole Shaner (R)
    CumberlandBryan Robbins (R)
    DeKalbRick Amato (R)
    DeWittDan Markwell (R)
    DouglasKate Watson (R)
    DuPageRobert Berlin (R)
    EdgarMark R. Isaf (R)
    EdwardsEric St. Ledger (R)
    EffinghamBryan Kibler (R)
    FayetteJoshua Morrison (R)
    FordAndrew L. Killian (R)
    FranklinAbigail D. Dinn (R)
    FultonJustin Jochums (D)
    GallatinDouglas E. Dyhrkopp (D)
    GreeneCaleb Briscoe (R)
    GrundyJason Helland (R)
    HamiltonJustin E. Hood (D)
    HancockRachel Bloom Mast (R)
    HardinTodd Bittle (R)
    HendersonColby G. Hathaway (R)
    HenryCatherine Runty (R)
    IroquoisJames Devine (R)
    JacksonJoe Cervantez (R)
    JasperChad Miller (R)
    JeffersonSean Featherstun (R)
    JerseyBenjamin L. Goetten (Ind.)
    Jo DaviessChristopher Allendorf (R)
    JohnsonTambra Cain Sharp (R)
    KaneJamie Mosser (D)
    KankakeeJim Rowe (D)
    KendallEric Weis (R)
    KnoxJeremy Karlin (D)
    LakeEric Rinehart (D)
    LaSalleJoseph Navarro (D)
    LawrenceMichael M. Strange (R)
    LeeCharles Boonstra (R)
    LivingstonRandy Yedniak (R)
    LoganBradley Hauge (R)
    MaconScott A. Rueter (R)
    MacoupinJordan Garrison (D)
    MadisonTom Haine (R)
    MarionTim Hudspeth (R)
    MarshallPatrick Murphy (R)
    MasonZachary A. Bryant (D)
    MassacJosh Stratemeyer (R)
    McDonoughMatt Kwacala (R)
    McHenryPatrick Kenneally (R)
    McLeanDon Knapp (R)
    MenardGabe Grosboll (R)
    MercerGrace Simpson (R)
    MonroeLucas Liefer (R)
    MontgomeryAndrew Affrunti (R)
    MorganGray Herndon Noll (R)
    MoultrieTracy L. Weaver (R)
    OgleEric Morrow (R)
    PeoriaJodi Hoos (D)
    PerryDavid Searby (R)
    PiattSarah Perry (R)
    PikeZachary P. Boren (R)
    PopeJason Olson (R)
    PulaskiLisa Casper (R)
    PutnamChristina Mennie (R)
    RandolphJeremy Walker (D)
    RichlandJohn A. Clark (R)
    Rock IslandDora Villarreal-Nieman (D)
    SalineMolly Wilson Kasiar (R)
    SangamonDan Wright (R)
    SchuylerEmily Sullivan (D)
    ScottRichard J. Crews (R)
    ShelbyNichole Kroncke (R)
    St. ClairJames Gomric (D)
    StarkAustin King (R)
    StephensonCarl Larson (R)
    TazewellKevin Johnson (R)
    UnionTyler Tripp (R)
    VermilionJacqueline Lacy (R)
    WabashKelly Storckman (R)
    WarrenThomas Siegel (R)
    WashingtonDaniel Jankowski (R)
    WayneKevin Kakac (R)
    WhiteDenton Aud (R)
    WhitesideTerry Costello (D)
    WillJames Glasgow (D)
    WilliamsonTed Hampson (R)
    WinnebagoJ. Hanley (R)
    WoodfordGregory Minger (R)

    Source:[16]

    Indiana

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    Indiana's prosecutors, known as prosecuting attorneys, are elected to the state's 91 judicial circuits. Each circuit, with one exception, covers a single county.

    County/CountiesCircuitProsecuting Attorney
    Adams26Jeremy W. Brown (R)
    Allen38Mike McAlexander (R)
    Bartholomew9Lindsey Holden-Kay (R)
    Benton76Rex Kepner (R)
    Blackford71Joelle Freiburger (R)
    Boone20Kent T. Eastwood (R)
    Brown88Theodore F. Adams (R)
    Carroll74Nicholas C. McLeland (R)
    Cass29Noah Schafer (R)
    Clark4Jeremy T. Mull (R)
    Clay13Emily Clarke (R)
    Clinton45Anthony J. Sommer (R)
    Crawford77Chase Smith (R)
    Daviess49Daniel S. Murrie (R)
    Dearborn & Ohio7Lynn M. Deddens (R)
    Decatur69Nathan W. Harter IV (R)
    DeKalb75Neal R. Blythe (R)
    Delaware46Eric M. Hoffman (D)
    Dubois57Beth E. Schroeder (R)
    Elkhart34Vicki Elaine Becker (R)
    Fayette73Bette J. Jones (R)
    Floyd52Chris Lane (R)
    Fountain61Daniel L. Askren (R)
    Franklin37Christopher Huerkamp (R)
    Fulton41Michael T. Marrs (R)
    Gibson66Michael R. Cochren (R)
    Grant48Scott J. Hunt (R)
    Greene63Jarrod D. Holtsclaw (R)
    Hamilton24Greg Garrison (R)
    Hancock18Brent E. Eaton (R)
    Harrison3J. Otto Schalk (R)
    Hendricks55Loren P. Delp (R)
    Henry53Michael J. Mahoney (R)
    Howard62Mark A. McCann (R)
    Huntington56Jeremy K. Nix (R)
    Jackson40Jeffrey A. Chalfant (R)
    Jasper30Jacob Taulman (R)
    Jay58Wesley A. Schemenaur (D)
    Jefferson5David R. Sutter (D)
    Jennings86Brian J. Belding (R)
    Johnson8Lance Hamner (R)
    Knox12J. Dirk Carnahan (R)
    Kosciusko54J. Brad Voelz (R)
    LaGrange35Travis J. Glick (R)
    Lake31Bernard A. Crater (D)
    LaPorte32Sean Fagan (R)
    Lawrence81Samuel C. Arp II (R)
    Madison50Rodney J. Cummings (R)
    Marion19Ryan Mears (D)
    Marshall72E. Nelson Chipman, Jr. (R)
    Martin90Aureola S. Vincz (R)
    Miami51Jeff Sinkovics (R)
    Monroe10Erika Oliphant (D)
    Montgomery22Joseph R. Buser (R)
    Morgan15Steven P. Sonnega (R)
    Newton79Jeffrey D. Drinski (R)
    Noble33James B. Mowrey (R)
    Orange87Holly N. Hudelson (R)
    Owen78Benjamin C. Kim (R)
    Parke68Steve A. Cvengros (R)
    Perry70Samantha Hurst (D)
    Pike83Darrin E. McDonald (R)
    Porter67Gary S. Gerrmann (D)
    Posey11Thomas Clowers (R)
    Pulaski59Kelly M. Gaumer (R)
    Putnam64Timothy L. Bookwalter (R)
    Randolph25David M. Daly (R)
    Ripley80Richard J. Hertel (R)
    Rush65Philip J. Caviness (R)
    St. Joseph60Kenneth P. Cotter (D)
    Scott6Chris A. Owens (D)
    Shelby16James B. "Brad" Landwerlen (R)
    Spencer84Megan Bennet (R)
    Starke44Leslie A. Baker (R)
    Steuben85Jeremy T. Musser (R)
    Sullivan14Ann Smith Mischler (R)
    Switzerland91Ryan Marshall (R)
    Tippecanoe23Patrick K. Harrington (R)
    Tipton36Jay D. Rich (R)
    Union89Andrew "A.J." Bryson (D)
    Vanderburgh1Diana Moers (R)
    Vermillion47Bruce D. Aukerman (D)
    Vigo43Terry R. Modesitt (R)
    Wabash27William C. Hartley, Jr. (R)
    Warren21Bonnie J. Adams (R)
    Warrick2Michael J. Perry (R)
    Washington42Tara Coats Hunt (R)
    Wayne17Michael W. Shipman (R)
    Wells28Colin Z. Andrews (R)
    White39Mark A. Delgado (R)
    Whitley82Daniel J. Sigler, Jr. (R)

    Source:[17]

    Iowa

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    Iowa's prosecutors are known as county attorneys. Two county attorneys serve two counties, while the rest serve one.

    CountyCounty Attorney
    AdairMelissa Larson (D)
    AdamsAndrew Knuth (R)
    AllamakeeAnthony Gericke (R)
    AppanooseSusan Scieszinski Cole (R)
    AudubonChristopher R. Swensen (D)
    BentonRay Lough (R)
    Black HawkBrian Williams (D)
    BooneMatthew John Speers (R)
    BremerDarius P. R. Robinson (R)
    BuchananShawn M. Harden (D)
    Buena VistaPaul Allen (R)
    ButlerDave Kuehner (R)
    CalhounTina Meth-Farrington (R)
    CarrollJohn C. Werden (R)
    CassVanessa Strazdas (R)
    CedarAdam Blank (R)
    Cerro GordoCarlyle D. Dalen (D)
    CherokeeRyan Kolpin (R)
    ChickasawDavid C. Launder (R)
    ClarkeAdam Ramsey (R)
    ClayTravis S. Johnson (D)
    ClaytonZach Herrmann (R)
    ClintonMike Wolf (R)
    CrawfordColin Johnson (D)
    DallasChuck Sinnard (R)
    DavisRick Lynch (D)
    DecaturLisa Hynden Jeanes (Ind.)
    DelawareJohn Burneau (R)
    Des MoinesLisa Schaefer (D)
    DickinsonAmy E. Zenor (R)
    DubuqueScott Nelson (R)
    EmmetMelanie Summers Bauer (R)
    FayetteNathan Lein (D)
    FloydRichard Ginbey (R)
    FranklinBrent Symens (R)
    FremontPeter Johnson (D)
    GreeneThomas Laehn (L)
    GrundyErika L. Allen (R)
    GuthrieDana R. Minteer (R)
    HamiltonPatrick Chambers (D)
    HancockBlake H. Norman (R)
    HardinDarrell Meyer (R)
    HarrisonAshley N. West (R)
    HenryDarin Stater (R)
    HowardKevin Schoeberl (R)
    HumboldtJon Beaty (R)
    IdaMeghann Cosgrove Whitmer (D)
    IowaTim McMeen (R)
    JacksonJohn Leo Kies (R)
    JasperScott Nicholson (D)
    JeffersonChauncey Moulding (D)
    JohnsonRachel Zimmermann Smith (D)
    JonesKristoffer Lyons (Ind.)
    KeokukAmber Thompson (R)
    KossuthTodd Holmes (D)
    LeeRoss Braden (D)
    LinnNick Maybanks (D)
    LouisaAdam D. Parsons (R)
    LucasBrandon Shelton (R)
    LyonAmy Oetken (R)
    MadisonMatthew Schultz (R)
    MahaskaAndrew Ritland (R)
    MarionEd Bull (R)
    MarshallJordan Gaffney (R)
    MillsNaeda Elliot (R)
    MitchellAaron Murphy (Ind.)
    MononaIan McConeghy (R)
    MonroeLaura Davis (R)
    MontgomeryDrew B. Swanson (R)
    MuscatineJim Barry (R)
    O'BrienKatie Morgan (R)
    OsceolaNolan McGowan (R)
    PageCarl Sonksen (R)
    Palo AltoPeter Hart (D)
    PlymouthDarin J. Raymond (R)
    PocahontasDaniel Feistner (R)
    PolkKimberly Graham (D)
    PottawattamieMatthew Wilber (R)
    PoweshiekBart Klaver (R)
    Ringgold, TaylorClinton L. Spurrier (R)
    SacBen Smith (R)
    ScottKelly Cunningham Haan (R)
    ShelbyMarcus Gross, Jr. (D)
    SiouxThomas Kunstle (R)
    StoryTim Meals (D)
    TamaBrent D. Heeren (R)
    UnionShane O'Toole (R)
    Van BurenH. Craig Miller (Ind.)
    WapelloRuben Neff (R)
    WarrenDoug Eichholz (R)
    WashingtonJohn Gish (R)
    WayneAlan M. Wilson (R)
    WebsterDarren Driscoll (D)
    WinnebagoKelsey Beenken (R)
    WinneshiekAndrew VanDerMaaten (R)
    WoodburyJames Loomis (R)
    WorthJeff Greve (R)
    WrightEric Simonson (R)

    Source:[18]

    Kansas

    [edit]

    Kansas prosecutors are elected by county, although some prosecutors serve multiple counties. Most are called county attorneys, but six are designated as district attorneys.

    CountyDistrict Attorney
    AllenJerry B. Hathaway (R)
    Anderson, FranklinBrandon Jones (R)
    AtchisonSherri Becker (R)
    BarberDaniel Lynch (R)
    BartonM. Levi Morris (R)
    BourbonJacqie Spradling (R)
    BrownKevin M. Hill (R)
    ButlerDarrin C. Devinney (R)
    ChaseWilliam Halvorsen (R)
    ChautauquaRuth Ritthaler (R)
    CherokeeJacob Conard (R)
    CheyenneLeslie Beims (R)
    Clark, ComancheAllison Kuhns (R)
    ClayRichard E. James (R)
    CloudRobert A. Walsh (D)
    CoffeyWade Bowie (R)
    CowleyLarry Schwartz (R)
    CrawfordMichael Gayoso, Jr. (R)
    DecaturSteven W. Hirsch (R)
    DickinsonAndrea Purvis (R)
    DoniphanCharles Baskins (R)
    DouglasSuzanne Valdez (D)
    EdwardsMark Frame (D)
    Elk, GreenwoodJill Ranee Gillett (R)
    EllisRobert A. Anderson Jr. (R)
    EllsworthPaul J. Kasper (R)
    FinneySusan Richmeier (R)
    FordKevin Salzman (R)
    GearyKrista Blaisdell (R)
    GoveMark F. Schmiedler (R)
    GrahamJill Elliott (R)
    GrantJessica Akers (R)
    GrayCurtis E. Campbell (D)
    GreeleyCharles F. Moser (D)
    HamiltonRob Gale (D)
    HarperDaniel P. Martin (R)
    HarveyHeather Figger (R)
    HaskellLynn Koehn (R)
    HodgemanMark Cowell (R)
    JacksonShawna Miller (R)
    JeffersonJosh Ney (R)
    JewellDarrell E. Miller (D)
    JohnsonStephen M. Howe (R)
    KearnyKenny Estes (D)
    KingmanMatthew W. Ricke (R)
    KiowaChay Howard (R)
    LabetteStephen Jones (R)
    LaneDale E. Pike (R)
    LeavenworthTodd Thompson (R)
    LincolnJennifer O'Hare (R)
    LinnBurton Harding (R)
    LoganCraig Ulrich (R)
    LyonJames Marcus Goodman (R)
    MarionJoel Ensey (R)
    MarshallMeghan Votacek (R)
    McPhersonGregory T. Benefiel (R)
    MeadeClay Kuhns (R)
    MiamiElizabeth Sweeney-Reeder (R)
    MitchellMark Noah (Ind.)
    MontgomeryMelissa Johnson (R)
    MorrisLaura E. Allen (R)
    MortonAdam Carey (R)
    NemahaBrad M. Lippert (R)
    NeoshoLinus Thuston (R)
    NessKevin B. Salzman (R)
    Norton, PhillipsMelissa Schoen (R)
    OsageJack J. Hobbs (R)
    OsbornePaul Gregory (R)
    OttawaRichard Buck (R)
    PawneeDouglas W. McNett (R)
    PottawatomieSherri Schuck (R)
    PrattTracey T. Beverlin (R)
    RawlinsIsaac LeBlanc (R)
    RenoThomas Stanton (R)
    RepublicJustin L. Ferrell (R)
    RiceRemington S. Dalke (R)
    RileyBarry Wilkerson (R)
    RooksDanielle N. Muir (R)
    RushTony Rues (D)
    RussellDaniel W. Krug (R)
    SalineEllen Mitchell (R)
    ScottRebecca J. Faurot (R)
    SedgwickMarc Bennett (R)
    SewardRussell Hasenbank (R)
    ShawneeMichael F. Kagay (R)
    SheridanHarry Joe Pratt (R)
    Sherman, WallaceCharles Moser (R)
    SmithTabitha Owen (R)
    StaffordMichael Robinson (R)
    StantonDavid C. Black (R)
    StevensPaul Kitzke (R)
    SumnerLarry L. Marczynski II (R)
    ThomasRachel Lamm (R)
    TregoChris Lyon (R)
    WabaunseeTimothy Alan Liesmann (R)
    WashingtonElizabeth Baskerville Hiltgen (R)
    WichitaLaura Lewis (R)
    WilsonKenley Thompson (R)
    WoodsonZelda Schlotterbeck (R)
    WyandotteMark Dupree (D)

    Source:[19]

    Kentucky

    [edit]
    Kentucky judicial circuits map

    Kentucky prosecutors, known as Commonwealth's Attorneys, are assigned by circuit.

    CircuitCountiesCommonwealth's Attorney
    First CircuitBallard, Carlisle, Fulton, HickmanMichael B. Stacy (Ind.)
    Second CircuitMcCrackenDaniel Boaz (D)
    Third CircuitChristianMaureen Leamy (R)
    Fourth CircuitHopkinsKathryn Senter (R)
    Fifth CircuitCrittenden, Union, WebsterZac Greenwell (D)
    Sixth CircuitDaviessMike Van Meter (D)
    Seventh CircuitLogan, ToddNeil Kerr (R)
    Eighth CircuitEdmonson, WarrenKori Beck Bumgarner (D)
    Ninth CircuitHardinShane Young (R)
    Tenth CircuitHart, LaRue, NelsonTerry Geoghegan (D)
    Eleventh CircuitGreen, Marion, Taylor, WashingtonShelly Miller (R)
    Twelfth CircuitHenry, Oldham, TrimbleCourtney Baxter (R)
    Thirteenth CircuitGarrard, JessamineClinton "Andy" Sims (R)
    Fourteenth CircuitBourbon, Scott, WoodfordSharon Muse (R)
    Fifteenth CircuitCarroll, Grant, OwenLeigh T. Roberts (R)
    Sixteenth CircuitKentonRob Sanders (R)
    Seventeenth CircuitCampbellMichelle Snodgrass (D)
    Eighteenth CircuitHarrison, Nicholas, Pendleton, RobertsonE. Douglas Miller (D)
    Nineteenth CircuitBracken, Fleming, MasonKelly Clarke (D)
    Twentieth CircuitGreenup, LewisMel Leonhart (D)
    Twenty-first CircuitBath, Menifee, Montgomery, RowanAshton McKenzie (D)
    Twenty-second CircuitFayetteKimberly Baird (D)
    Twenty-third CircuitEstill, Lee, OwsleyHeather Combs (R)
    Twenty-fourth CircuitJohnson, Lawrence, MartinFloyd "Tony" Skeans (R)
    Twenty-fifth CircuitClark, MadisonDavid W. Smith (D)
    Twenty-sixth CircuitHarlanSteven Parker Boggs (D)
    Twenty-seventh CircuitKnox, LaurelJackie Steele (R)
    Twenty-eighth CircuitLincoln, Pulaski, RockcastleDavid Louis Dalton (R)
    Twenty-ninth CircuitAdair, CaseyBrian Wright (R)
    Thirtieth CircuitJeffersonGerina Whethers (D)
    Thirty-first CircuitFloydBrent Turner (D)
    Thirty-second CircuitBoydRhonda M. Copley (R)
    Thirty-third CircuitPerryScott Blair (D)
    Thirty-fourth CircuitMcCreary, WhitleyRonnie Bowling (R)
    Thirty-fifth CircuitPikeBilly G. Slone (R)
    Thirty-sixth CircuitKnott, MagoffinTodd Martin (D)
    Thirty-seventh CircuitCarter, Elliott, MorganBrandon Ison (D)
    Thirty-eighth CircuitButler, Hancock, OhioBlake Chambers (R)
    Thirty-ninth CircuitBreathitt, Powell, WolfeMiranda S. King (D)
    Fortieth CircuitClinton, Cumberland, MonroeJesse Stockton (R)
    Forty-first CircuitClay, Jackson, LeslieGary Gregory (R)
    Forty-second CircuitCalloway, MarshallDennis Foust (Ind.)
    Forty-third CircuitBarren, MetcalfeJohn Gardner (D)
    Forty-fourth CircuitBellLisa Fugate (R)
    Forty-fifth CircuitMcLean, MuhlenbergClayton Douglas Adams (D)
    Forty-sixth CircuitBreckinridge, Grayson, MeadeRick Allen Hardin (R)
    Forty-seventh CircuitLetcherEdison Banks (R)
    Forty-eighth CircuitFranklinLarry Cleveland (D)
    Forty-ninth CircuitAllen, SimpsonCorey Morgan (R)
    Fiftieth CircuitBoyle, MercerRichie Bottoms (D)
    Fifty-first CircuitHendersonHerbert L. McKee, Jr. (D)
    Fifty-second CircuitGravesRichard Kemp (D)
    Fifty-third CircuitAnderson, Shelby, SpencerHart T. Megibben (R)
    Fifty-fourth CircuitBoone, GallatinLouis Kelly (R)
    Fifty-fifth CircuitBullittBailey Taylor (R)
    Fifty-sixth CircuitCaldwell, Livingston, Lyon, TriggCarrie Ovey-Wiggins (R)
    Fifty-seventh CircuitRussell, WayneMatthew Leveridge (R)

    Source:[20]

    Louisiana

    [edit]
    Map showing Louisiana judicial districts

    Louisiana prosecutors are elected by district.

    DistrictParishesDistrict Attorney
    1stCaddoJames E. Stewart, Sr. (D)
    2ndBienville, Claiborne, JacksonDanny Newell (D)
    3rdLincoln, UnionJohn F. Belton (Ind.)
    4thMorehouse, OuachitaSteven Tew (Ind.)
    5thFranklin, Richland, West CarrollPenny Douciere (R)
    6thEast Carroll, Madison, TensasJames E. Paxton (D)
    7thCatahoula, ConcordiaBradley R. Burget (D)
    8thWinnR. Chris Nevils (Ind.)
    9thRapidesPhilip Terrell, Jr. (R)
    10thNatchitochesBilly Joe Harrington (Ind.)
    11thSabineDon M. Burkett (R)
    12thAvoyellesCharles A. Riddle III (D)
    13thEvangelineTrent Brignac (R)
    14thCalcasieuStephen Dwight (R)
    15thAcadia, Lafayette, VermilionDonald Landry (R)
    16thIberia, St. Martin, St. MaryM. Bofill Duhé (R)
    17thLafourcheKristine M. Russell (R)
    18thIberville, Pointe Coupee, West Baton RougeAntonio "Tony" Clayton (D)
    19thEast Baton RougeHillar C. Moore II (D)
    20thWest Feliciana, East FelicianaSamuel C. D'Aquilla (Ind.)
    21stLivingston, St. Helena, TangipahoaScott M. Perrilloux (R)
    22ndSt. Tammany, WashingtonJ. Collin Sims (R)
    23rdAscension, Assumption, St. JamesRicky Babin (R)
    24thJeffersonPaul D. Connick, Jr. (D)
    25thPlaqueminesCharles J. Ballay (R)
    26thBossier, WebsterJohn "Schuyler" Marvin (R)
    27thSt. LandryChad P. Pitre (R)
    28thLaSalleJ. Reed Walters (R)
    29thSt. CharlesJoel T. Chaisson II (D)
    30thVernonTerry Lambright (Ind.)
    31stJefferson DavisLauren Heinen (R)
    32ndTerrebonneJoseph L. Waitz, Jr. (R)
    33rdAllenJoseph Green, Jr. (Ind.)
    34thSt. BernardPerry M. Nicosia (D)
    35thGrantJames "Jay" P. Lemoine (R)
    36thBeauregardJames Lestage (R)
    37thCaldwellBrian Frazier (Ind.)
    38thCameronThomas Barrett, III (R)
    39thRed RiverJulie C. Jones (D)
    40thSt. John the BaptistBridget A. Dinvaut (D)
    OrleansJason Williams (D)
    42ndDeSotoCharles B. Adams (R)

    Source:[21]

    Maine

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    Maine's prosecutors are elected by district.

    DistrictCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1stYorkKathryn M. Slattery (D)
    2ndCumberlandJacqueline A. Sartoris (D)
    3rdAndroscoggin, Franklin, OxfordNeil E. McLean Jr. (R)
    4thKennebec, SomersetMaeghan Maloney (D)
    5thPenobscot, PiscataquisR. Christopher Almy (D)
    6thKnox, Lincoln, Sagadahoc, WaldoNatasha C. Irving (D)
    7thHancock, WashingtonRobert C. Granger (I)
    8thAroostookTodd R. Collins (D)

    Source:[22]

    Maryland

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    Maryland's prosecutors are known as state's attorneys and are assigned by county.

    County/Independent CityState's Attorney
    AlleganyJames Elliott (R)
    Anne ArundelAnne Colt Leitness (D)
    Baltimore CityIvan Bates (D)
    Baltimore CountyScott Shellenberger (D)
    CalvertRobert Harvey (R)
    CarolineJoe Riley (R)
    CarrollHaven Shoemaker (R)
    CecilJames Dellmyer (R)
    CharlesAnthony Covington (D)
    DorchesterAmanda Rae Leonard (R)
    FrederickJ. Charles Smith III (R)
    GarrettLisa Thayer-Welch (R)
    HarfordAllison Healey (R)
    HowardRich Gibson (D)
    KentBrian DiGregory (D)
    MontgomeryJohn McCarthy (D)
    Prince George'sAisha Braveboy (D)
    Queen Anne'sLance Richardson (R)
    SomersetWess Garner (R)
    St. Mary'sRichard Fritz (R)
    TalbotJoseph Coale (R)
    WashingtonGina Cirincion (R)
    WicomicoJamie Dykes (R)
    WorcesterKristin Heiser (R)

    Source:[23]

    Massachusetts

    [edit]

    Massachusetts's district attorneys are elected in districts, two of which include multiple counties.[24]

    DistrictCountiesDistrict Attorney
    BerkshireTimothy J. Shugrue (D)[25]
    BristolThomas M. Quinn III (D)[26]
    Cape and IslandsBarnstable, Dukes, NantucketRobert J. Galibois (D)[27]
    EasternEssexPaul F. Tucker (D)[28]
    HampdenAnthony D. Gulluni (D)[29]
    MiddlesexMarian T. Ryan (D)[30]
    NorfolkMichael W. Morrissey (D)[31]
    NorthwesternFranklin, Hampshire, and the town of Athol[MA 1]David E. Sullivan (D)[32]
    PlymouthTimothy J. Cruz (R)[33]
    SuffolkKevin Hayden (D)[34]
    MiddleWorcesterJoseph D. Early, Jr. (D)[35]
    1. ^ The town of Athol is in Worcester County but included in the Northwestern District.

    Michigan

    [edit]

    Michigan's prosecuting attorneys are assigned by county.

    CountyProsecuting Attorney
    AlconaThomas J. Weichel (R)
    AlgerRobert T. Steinhoff (D)
    AlleganMyrene K. Koch (R)
    AlpenaCynthia Muszynski (R)
    AntrimJames Rossiter (R)
    ArenacCurtis Broughton (D)
    BaragaJoseph P. O'Leary (R)
    BarryJulie Nakfoor Pratt (R)
    BayNancy Borushko (D)
    BenzieSara Swanson (R)
    BerrienSteven Pierangeli (R)
    BranchZachary Stempien (R)
    CalhounDavid Gilbert (R)
    CassVictor A. Fitz (R)
    CharlevoixChristopher "Kit" D. Tholen (R)
    CheboyganMelissa Goodrich (R)
    ChippewaRobert L. Stratton III (R)
    ClareMichelle J. Ambrozaitis (R)
    ClintonAnthony Spagnuolo (R)
    CrawfordSierra Koch (R)
    DeltaLauren M. Wickman (R)
    DickinsonLisa Richards (R)
    EatonDouglas R. Lloyd (R)
    EmmetJames R. Linderman (R)
    GeneseeDavid S. Leyton (D)
    GladwinMark A. Toaz (Ind.)
    GogebicNicholas J. Jacobs (R)
    Grand TraverseNoelle Moeggenberg (R)
    GratiotLaura M. Bever (R)
    HillsdaleNeal A. Brady (R)
    HoughtonDaniel J. Helmer
    HuronTimothy J. Rutkowski (R)
    InghamJohn Dewane (D)
    IoniaKyle B. Butler (R)
    IoscoJames A. Bacarella (R)
    IronChad A. DeRouin (R)
    IsabellaDavid R. Barberi (R)
    JacksonJerry M. Jarzynka (R)
    KalamazooJeffrey S. Getting (D)
    KalkaskaRyan Ziegler (R)
    KentChristopher Becker (R)
    KeweenawCharles Miller (D)
    LakeCraig Cooper (R)
    LapeerJohn Miller (R)
    LeelanauJoseph T. Hubbell (R)
    LenaweeJacqueline V. Wyse (Ind.)
    LivingstonDavid Reader (R)
    LuceCameron S. Harwell (Ind.)
    MackinacJ. Stuart Spencer (R)
    MacombPeter J. Lucido (R)
    ManisteeJason Haag (R)
    MarquetteJenna M. Nelson (D)
    MasonLauren Kreinbrink (R)
    MecostaJonathon Peterson (R)
    MenomineeJeffrey T. Rogg (R)
    MidlandJ. Dee Brooks (R)
    MissaukeeDavid A. DenHouten (R)
    MonroeJeffery A. Yorkey
    MontcalmAndrea Krause (R)
    MontmorencyVicki Kundinger (R)
    MuskegonD.J. Hilson (D)
    NewaygoEllsworth J. Stay, Jr. (R)
    OaklandKaren D. McDonald (D)
    OceanaJoseph Bizon (R)
    OgemawLaDonna Schultz (D)
    OntonagonMichael Findlay (D)
    OsceolaAnthony Badovinac (R)
    OscodaKristi L. McGregor (R)
    OtsegoMichael Rola (R)
    OttawaLee Fisher (R)
    Presque IsleKen Radzibon (R)
    RoscommonMichael T. Edwards
    SaginawJohn McColgan (D)
    St. ClairMichael Wendling (R)
    St. JosephDavid Marvin (R)
    SanilacBrenda Sanford (R)
    SchoolcraftTimothy R. Noble (R)
    ShiawasseeScott A. Koerner (R)
    TuscolaMark E. Reene (R)
    Van BurenSusan Zuiderveen (R)
    WashtenawEli Savit (D)
    WayneKym L. Worthy (D)
    WexfordCorey Wiggins (R)

    Source:[36]

    Minnesota

    [edit]

    Minnesota prosecutors are assigned by county and known as county attorneys. Their elections are non-partisan.

    CountyCounty Attorney
    AitkinJames P. Ratz
    AnokaBrad Johnson
    BeckerBrian W. McDonald
    BeltramiDavid Hanson
    Big StoneJoseph Glasrud
    BentonPhilip Miller
    Blue EarthPatrick McDermott
    BrownChuck Hanson
    CarltonLauri Ketola
    CarverMark Metz
    CassBen Lindstrom
    ChippewaMatthew Haugen
    ChisagoJanet Reiter
    ClayBrian J. Melton
    ClearwaterKathryn Lorsbach
    CookMolly Hicken
    CottonwoodNicholas A. Anderson
    Crow WingDonald F. Ryan
    DakotaKathryn M. Keena
    DodgePaul Kiltinen
    DouglasChad Larson
    FaribaultKathryn Karjala-Curtis
    FillmoreBrett Corson
    FreebornDavid J. Walker
    GoodhueStephen F. O'Keefe
    GrantJustin R. Anderson
    HennepinMary Moriarty
    HoustonSamuel Jandt
    HubbardJonathan Frieden
    IsantiJeffrey R. Edblad
    ItascaMatti R. Adam
    JacksonSherry E. Haley
    KanabecBarbara McFadden
    KandiyohiShane D. Baker
    KittsonRobert Albrecht
    KoochichingJeffrey Naglosky
    Lac qui ParleRichard Stulz
    LakeRussell H. Conrow
    Lake of the WoodsJames C. Austad
    Le SueurBrent Christian
    LincolnGlen A. Petersen
    LyonRichard R. Maes
    MahnomenMitchell Schluter
    MarshallDonald J. Aandal
    MartinTerry W. Viesselman
    McLeodMichael Junge
    MeekerBrandi Schiefelbein
    Mille LacsJoe Walsh
    MorrisonBrian Middendorf
    MowerKristen Nelsen
    MurrayTravis Smith
    NicolletMichelle M. Zehnder Fischer
    NoblesJoseph Sanow
    NormanJames D. Brue
    OlmstedMark A. Ostrem
    Otter TailMichelle Eldien
    PenningtonSeamus Duffy
    PineReese Frederickson
    PipestoneDamain D. Sandy
    PolkGregory A. Widseth
    PopeNeil Nelson
    RamseyJohn Choi
    Red LakeMike LaCoursiere
    RedwoodJenna Peterson
    RenvilleDavid Torgelson
    RiceJohn Fossum
    RockJeffrey L. Haubrich
    RoseauKristy Kjos
    St. LouisKimberly J. Maki
    ScottRonald Hocevar
    SherburneKathleen A. Heaney
    SibleyDavid E. Schauer
    StearnsJanelle P. Kendall
    SteeleDaniel McIntosh
    StevensAaron Jordan
    SwiftDanielle Olson
    ToddChuck Rasmussen
    TraverseMatthew Franzese
    WabashaKarrie S. Kelly
    WadenaKyra L. Ladd
    WasecaRachel V. Cornelius
    WashingtonKevin Magnuson
    WatonwanStephen Lindee
    WilkinCarl Thunem
    WinonaKarin Sonneman
    WrightBrian Lutes
    Yellow MedicineKeith R. Helgeson

    Source:[37]

    Mississippi

    [edit]

    Mississippi prosecutors are assigned by circuit.

    CircuitCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1Alcorn, Itawamba, Lee, Monroe, Pontotoc, Prentiss, TishomingoJohn Weddle (R)
    2Hancock, Harrison, StoneW. Crosby Parker (R)[38]
    3Benton, Calhoun, Chickasaw, Lafayette, Marshall, Tippah, UnionBen Creekmore (R)
    4Leflore, Sunflower, WashingtonW. Dewayne Richardson (D)
    5Attala, Carroll, Choctaw, Grenada, Montgomery, Webster, WinstonWilliam "Adam" Hopper (R)
    6Adams, Amite, Franklin, WilkinsonTim Cotton (Ind.)
    7HindsJody Owens (D)
    8Leake, Neshoba, Newton, ScottSteven S. Kilgore (R)
    9Issaquena, Sharkey, WarrenRichard (Ricky) Smith, Jr. (D)
    10Clarke, Kemper, Lauderdale, WayneKassie Coleman (R)
    11Bolivar, Coahoma, Quitman, TunicaBrenda F. Mitchell (D)
    12Forrest, PerryLin Carter (R)
    13Covington, Jasper, Simpson, SmithChris Hennis (R)
    14Lincoln, Pike, WalthallBrendon Adams (R)
    15Jefferson Davis, Lamar, Lawrence, Marion, Pearl RiverHal Kittrell (R)
    16Clay, Lowndes, Noxubee, OktibbehaScott W. Colom (D)
    17Panola, Tallahatchie, Tate, YalobushaJay Hale (R)
    18JonesBrad R. Thompson (R)
    19George, Greene, JacksonAngel Myers McIlrath (R)
    20Madison, RankinJohn K. "Bubba" Bramlett, Jr. (R)
    21Holmes, Humphreys, YazooAkillie Malone Oliver (D)
    22Claiborne, Copiah, JeffersonDaniella M. Shorter (D)
    23DeSotoMatthew Barton (R)

    Source:[39]

    Missouri

    [edit]

    Missouri's prosecutors are known as prosecuting attorneys and serve a single county.

    CountyProsecuting Attorney
    AdairDavid Goring (R)
    AndrewMonica Morrey (R)
    AtchisonDan Smith (Ind.)
    AudrainJacob W. Shellabarger (R)
    BarryAmy L. Boxx (R)
    BartonMike Smalley (R)
    BatesHugh C. Jenkins (R)
    BentonRod Richardson (R)
    BollingerStephen Gray (R)
    BooneRoger Johnson (D)
    BuchananMichelle Davidson (R)
    ButlerKacey L. Proctor (R)
    CaldwellBrady C. Kopek (R)
    CallawayBenjamin J. Miller (R)
    CamdenRichelle Grosvenor (R)
    Cape GirardeauMark J. Welker (R)
    CarrollCassandra Brown (D)
    CarterHannah Pender (D)
    CassBen Butler (R)
    CedarTy Gaither (R)
    CharitonClifford Thornburg (D)
    ChristianKristen Tuohy Avila (R)
    ClarkLindsay Gravett (R)
    ClayZachary Thompson (Ind.)
    ClintonBrandi McClain (R)
    ColeLocke Thompson (R)
    CooperEric B. Phelps (R)
    CrawfordDavid S. Smith (R)
    DadeMarci Greenwade (R)
    DallasJonathan Barker (R)
    DaviessAndrea "Annie" Gibson (D)
    DeKalbErik C. Tate (R)
    DentAndrew M. Curley (R)
    DouglasMatthew Thomas Weatherman (R)
    DunklinNicholas D. Jain (R)
    FranklinMatthew C. Becker (R)
    GasconadeMary E. Weston (R)
    GentryJessica J. Jones (R)
    GreeneDan Patterson (R)
    GrundyKelly W. Puckett (R)
    HarrisonAlex Van Zandt (R)
    HenryLaCrisha Gray (R)
    HickoryDaniel Dysart (R)
    HoltRobert R. Shepherd (R)
    HowardDeborah K. Riekhof (R)
    HowellMichael P. Hutchings (R)
    IronBrian Parker (D)
    JacksonJean Peters Baker (D)
    JasperTheresa Kenney (R)
    JeffersonTrisha C. Stefanski (R)
    JohnsonRobert W. Russell (R)
    KnoxAndrew Boster (R)
    LacledeAmy Folsom (R)
    LafayetteKristen Ellis Hilbrenner (D)
    LawrenceDarlene Parrigon (R)
    LewisChelsea L. Fellinger (R)
    LincolnMichael L. Wood (R)
    LinnTracy L. Carlson (R)
    LivingstonAdam L. Warren (R)
    MaconJosh Meisner (D)
    MadisonMichael Ligons (R)
    MariesAnthony Skouby (R)
    MarionLuke A. Bryant (R)
    McDonaldMaleia Cheney (R)
    MercerPamela Blevins (R)
    MillerMatt Howard (R)
    MississippiClaire E. Poley (R)
    MoniteauDerek Kinde (R)
    MonroeNicole Volkert (R)
    MontgomeryKeith Freie (R)
    MorganDustin G. Dunklee (D)
    New MadridAndrew Lawson (D)
    NewtonWilliam Lynch (R)
    NodawayTina Deiter (R)
    OregonJustin Kelley (R)
    OsageAmanda L. Grellner (R)
    OzarkC. Lee Pipkins (R)
    PemiscotSteve Horton (R)
    PerryCaitlin Hoeh Pistorio (R)
    PettisPhillip Sawyer (R)
    PhelpsBrendon Fox (R)
    PikeAlex Ellison (R)
    PlatteEric Zahnd (R)
    PolkKen Ashlock (R)
    PulaskiKevin Hillman (R)
    PutnamBrian Keedy (R)
    RallsRodney J. Rodenbaugh (D)
    RandolphStephanie Luntsford (R)
    RayCamille Johnston (R)
    ReynoldsBradley VanZee (R)
    RipleyMatt Michel (D)
    SalineTim Thompson (R)
    SchuylerLindsay Gravett (D)
    ScotlandApril S. Wilson (R)
    ScottDaniel Cobb (R)
    ShannonWilliam Camm Seay (D)
    ShelbyJordan Force (D)
    St. CharlesJoe McCulloch (R)
    St. ClairDaniel Dysart (R)
    St. FrancoisBlake Dudley (R)
    St. Louis CountyWesley Bell (D)
    St. Louis City[MO 1]Gabe Gore (D)
    Ste. GenevieveWayne R. Williams (D)
    StoddardJon-Sawyer Smith (R)
    StoneMatt Selby (R)
    SullivanJane Dunn (R)
    TaneyWilliam Duston (R)
    TexasParke J. Stevens, Jr. (R)
    VernonBrandi McInroy (R)
    WarrenKelly King (R)
    WashingtonJohn I. Jones IV (R)
    WayneGinger Kollner Joyner (R)
    WebsterBenjamin J. Berkstresser (R)
    WorthJanet Wake Larison (R)
    WrightJohn Tyrell (R)
    1. ^ St. Louis City's prosecutor is known as a Circuit Attorney.

    Source:[40][41]

    Montana

    [edit]

    Montana prosecutors are known as county attorneys. 54 out of 56 counties elect their prosecutors, with 2/3 holding partisan elections.

    CountyCounty Attorney
    BeaverheadJed C. Fitch (Ind.)
    Big HornJeanne Torske[MT 1]
    BlaineKelsie Harwood (D)
    BroadwaterCory Swanson[MT 1]
    CarbonAlex Nixon[MT 1]
    Carter, Fallon[MT 2]Darcy Wassman (R)
    CascadeJosh Racki (D)
    ChouteauStephen Gannon (R)
    CusterWyatt Glade[MT 1]
    DanielsLogan Olson (R)
    DawsonBrett Irogoin (R)
    Deer LodgeBen Krakowa[MT 1]
    FergusKent Sipe[MT 1]
    FlatheadTravis Ahner (R)
    GallatinAudrey Cromwell (D)
    GarfieldGary Ryder[MT 1]
    GlacierTerryl Matt (D)
    Golden ValleyAdam M. Larsen (R)
    GraniteBlaine Bradshaw (R)
    HillLacey Lincoln (R)
    JeffersonSteve Haddon[MT 1]
    Judith BasinJoni Oja[MT 1]
    LakeJames Lapotka (R)
    Lewis and ClarkKevin Downs[MT 1]
    LibertyRobert Padmos (R)
    LincolnMarcia Boris (R)
    MadisonDavid Buchler[MT 1]
    McConeJohn Hrubes (R)
    MeagherJohn Hurwitz (R)
    MineralDebra Jackson (R)
    MissoulaKirsten Pabst (D)
    MusselshellAdam M. Larsen (R)
    ParkKendra Lassiter[MT 1]
    PetroleumMonte Boettger[MT 3]
    PhillipsDan O'Brien (R)
    PonderaShari Lennon (R)
    Powder RiverJeffrey Noble (R)
    PowellKathryn McEnery (R)
    PrairieDaniel Rice (R)
    RavalliBill Fulbright (R)
    RichlandCharity McClarty (R)
    RooseveltFrank Piocos[MT 1]
    RosebudC. Kristine White (R)
    SandersNaomi Leisz[MT 1]
    SheridanBenjamin Fosland (R)
    Silver BowEileen Joyce[MT 1]
    StillwaterNancy Rohde (R)
    Sweet GrassPat Dringman (R)
    TetonJoe Coble[MT 1]
    TooleMerle Raph (R)
    TreasureHanna Schantz (R)
    ValleyDylan Jensen[MT 1]
    WheatlandLynn Grant (R)
    WibauxRonald S. Efta (D)
    YellowstoneScott Twito (R)
    1. ^ Jump up to: a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q Elected in a nonpartisan election
    2. ^ Carter and Fallon Counties share their county attorney. In Fallon County, the county attorney faces election, but he or she is appointed in Carter County. (Hessick 2020, p. 183)
    3. ^ Petroleum County appoints its prosecutor. (Hessick 2020, p. 183)

    Source:[42]

    Nebraska

    [edit]

    Nebraska prosecutors are known as county attorneys. Though each attorney technically serves a single county, attorneys elected in one county are sometimes appointed to serve in others

    County(ies)County Attorney
    AdamsDonna Fegler Daiss (R)
    AntelopeJoseph Abler (R)
    Arthur, PerkinsRichard Roberts (R)
    BannerMark Kovarik
    BlaineGlenn Clark (R)
    BooneJohn V. Morgan (D)
    Box ButteMarissa L. Curtiss
    BoydThomas Herzog
    BrownAndy Taylor
    BuffaloShawn R. Eatherton (R)
    BurtEdmond E. Talbot III
    ButlerJulie L. Reiter (R)
    CassChristopher Perrone (R)
    CedarEdward H. Matney
    ChaseArlan G. Wine (R)
    CherryEric Scott (R)
    CheyennePaul B. Schaub (R)
    ClayTed S. Griess (R)
    ColfaxDenise J. Kracl (D)
    CumingDaniel Bracht (R)
    CusterSteven Bowers (R)
    DakotaKimberly M. Watson (D)
    DawesVance E. Haug (R)
    DawsonElizabeth F. Waterman (R)
    DeuelJonathon Stellar (R)
    DixonLeland K. Miner (R)
    DodgePam Hopkins (R)
    DouglasDonald Kleine (R)
    DundyGary Burke (R)
    FillmoreJill R. Cunningham (R)
    FranklinHenry C. Schenker (R)
    FrontierJon S. Schroeder (R)
    FurnasMorgan Farquhar
    GageRoger L. Harris (R)
    GardenPhilip E. Pierce (R)
    GarfieldDale Crandall (R)
    GosperBeverly Bogle Louthan (R)
    GrantTerry Curtiss
    GreeleyCindy Bassett (D)
    HallMartin Klein (R)
    HamiltonMichael H. Powell (R)
    HarlanBryan S. McQuay (R)
    Hayes, HitchcockD. Eugene Garner (R)
    HoltBrent Kelly (R)
    HookerGeorge G. Vinton
    HowardDavid T. Schroeder (R)
    JeffersonJoseph Casson
    JohnsonRick Smith (R)
    KearneyMelodie Bellamy (R)
    KeithRandy Fair (R)
    Keya PahaEric Scott
    KimballDavid Wilson (R)
    KnoxJohn Thomas (R)
    LancasterPatrick F. Condon (R)
    LincolnRebecca R. Harling (R)
    LoganColten Venteicher
    LoupJason White (R)
    MadisonJoseph M. Smith (R)
    McPhersonWhitney S. Lindstedt
    MerrickLynelle Homolka (R)
    MorrillTravis R. Rodak (R)
    NanceRodney Wetovick (R)
    NemahaLouie M. Ligouri (R)
    Nuckolls, WebsterSara Bockstadter (R)
    OtoeJennifer Panko-Rahe
    PawneeJennifer Stehlik Ladman (D)
    PhelpsMichael Henry (R)
    PierceTed M. Lohrberg (R)
    PlatteCarl K. Hart, Jr. (D)
    PolkRonald E. Colling (R)
    Red WillowPaul Wood (R)
    RichardsonDoug Merz (D)
    RockAvery L. Gurnsey (R)
    SalineTad Eickman (D)
    SarpyLee Polikov (R)
    SaundersJoseph Dobesh (R)
    Scotts BluffDave Eubanks (D)
    SewardWendy Elston (R)
    SheridanJamian Simmons (R)
    ShermanHeather Sikyta (R)
    SiouxJ. Adam Edmund (R)
    StantonBert Lammli (R)
    ThayerDaniel L. Werner (R)
    ThomasKurt Arganbright (R)
    ThurstonLori Ubbinga (D)
    ValleyKayla C. Clark (R)
    WashingtonScott VanderSchaaf (R)
    WayneAmy K. Miller (R)
    WheelerJames J. McNally (Ind.)
    YorkJohn Lyons

    Source:[43]

    Nevada

    [edit]

    Nevada district attorneys are elected by county.

    CountyDistrict Attorney
    Carson CityJason Woodbury[NV 1]
    ChurchillArthur Mallory (R)
    ClarkSteven Wolfson (D)
    DouglasMark Jackson (R)
    ElkoTyler Ingram (R)
    EsmeraldaRobert Glennen (R)
    EurekaTheodore Beutel (R)
    HumboldtKevin Pasquale (R)
    LanderTheodore Herrera (R)
    LincolnDylan Frehner (R)
    LyonStephen Rye (R)
    MineralJaren Stanton (R)
    NyeChris Arabia (R)
    PershingBryce Shields (R)
    StoreyAnne Langer (R)
    WashoeChristopher Hicks (R)
    White PineMichael Wheable (R)
    1. ^ Carson City uses non-partisan elections. (Hessick 2020, p. 202)

    Source:[44]

    New Hampshire

    [edit]

    New Hampshire prosecutors are known as county attorneys.

    CountyCounty Attorney
    BelknapKeith Cormier(D)
    CarrollKeith Blair (D)
    CheshireD. Chris McLaughlin (D)
    CoosJohn G. McCormick (D)
    GraftonMartha Ann Hornick (D)
    HillsboroughJohn J. Coughlin (R)
    MerrimackPaul Halvorsen (R)
    RockinghamPatricia Conway (R)
    StraffordThomas P. Velardi (D)
    SullivanMarc Hathaway (R)

    Source:[45]

    New Jersey

    [edit]

    New Jersey prosecutors are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the state senate. They are assigned by county.

    CountyCounty Prosecutor
    AtlanticWilliam E. Reynolds
    BergenMark Musella
    BurlingtonLaChia Bradshaw
    CamdenGrace C. MacAulay
    Cape MayJeffrey H. Sutherland
    CumberlandJennifer Webb-McRae
    EssexTheodore N. Stephens II
    GloucesterChristine A. Hoffman
    HudsonEsther Suarez
    HunterdonRenee Robeson
    MercerAngelo J. Onofri
    MiddlesexYolanda Ciccone
    MonmouthRaymond Santiago
    MorrisRobert Carroll
    OceanBradley D. Billhimer
    PassaicCamelia M. Valdes
    SalemKristin J. Telsey
    SomersetJohn P. McDonald
    SussexCarolyn Murray
    UnionWilliam A. Daniel
    WarrenJames L. Pfeiffer

    Source:[46]

    New Mexico

    [edit]

    New Mexico district attorneys are assigned by district.

    DistrictCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1Los Alamos, Rio Arriba, Santa FeMary V. Carmack-Altwies (D)
    2BernalilloSam Bregman (D)
    3Doña AnaGerald M. Byers (D)
    4Guadalupe, Mora, San MiguelThomas A. Clayton (D)
    5Chaves, Eddy, LeaDianna Luce (R)
    6Grant, Hidalgo, LunaMichael R. Renteria (D)
    7Catron, Sierra, Socorro, TorranceClint Wellborn (R)
    8Colfax, Taos, UnionMarcus J. Montoya (D)
    9Curry, RooseveltQuentin Ray
    10De Baca, Harding, QuayTimothy L. Rose (I)
    11[NM 1]San JuanRobert P. “Rick” Tedrow (R)
    McKinleyBernadine Martin (D)
    12Lincoln, OteroScot D. Key (R)
    13Cibola, Sandoval, ValenciaBarbara A. Romo (D)
    1. ^ The 11th district has two district attorneys.

    Source:[47]

    New York

    [edit]
    CountyDistrict Attorney
    AlbanyDavid Soares (D)
    AlleganyIan Jones (R)
    BronxDarcel D. Clark (D)
    BroomePaul Battisti (R)
    CattaraugusLori Rieman (R)
    CayugaBrittany Grome Antonacci (R)
    ChautauquaJason Schmidt (R)
    ChemungWeeden A. Wetmore (R)
    ChenangoMichael Ferrareese (R)
    ClintonAndrew J. Wylie (D)
    ColumbiaChris Liberati-Conant (D)
    CortlandPatrick Perfetti (R)
    DelawareShawn J. Smith (R)
    DutchessAnthony Parisi (R)
    ErieJohn J. Flynn (D)
    EssexKristy L. Sprague (R)
    FranklinElizabeth M. Crawford (R)
    FultonMichael J. Poulin (R)
    GeneseeKevin Finnell (R)
    GreeneJoseph Stanzione (R)
    HamiltonMarsha King Purdue (R)
    HerkimerJeffrey Carpenter (R)
    JeffersonKristyna Mills (R)
    Kings (Brooklyn)Eric Gonzalez (D)
    LewisJeffery Tompkins (R)
    LivingstonGregory J. McCaffrey (D)
    MadisonWilliam G. Gabor (R)
    MonroeSandra Doorley (R)
    MontgomeryLorraine Diamond (R)
    NassauAnne T. Donnelly (R)
    New York (Manhattan)Alvin Bragg (D)
    NiagaraBrian Seaman (R)
    OneidaTodd Carville (R)
    OnondagaWilliam J. Fitzpatrick (R)
    OntarioJames Ritts (R)
    OrangeDavid Hoovler (R)
    OrleansJoseph V. Cardone (R)
    OswegoAnthony J. Dimartino Jr. (R)
    OtsegoJohn M. Muehl (R)
    PutnamRobert V. Tendy (R)
    QueensMelinda Katz (D)
    RensselaerMary Pat Donnelly (D)
    Richmond (Staten Island)Michael McMahon (D)
    RocklandThomas E. Walsh III (D)
    St. LawrenceGary Pasqua (R)
    SaratogaKaren Heggen (R)
    SchenectadyRobert M. Carney (D)
    SchoharieSusan Mallery (R)
    SchuylerJoseph Fazzary (R)
    SenecaJohn Nabinger (R)
    SteubenBrooks Baker (R)
    SuffolkRaymond A. Tierney (R)
    SullivanBrian Contay (D)
    TiogaKirk Martin (R)
    TompkinsMatthew Van Houten (D)
    UlsterManny Nneji (D)
    WarrenJason Carusone (R)
    WashingtonTony Jordan (R)
    WayneChristine Callanan (R)[48]
    WestchesterMimi Rocah (D)
    WyomingVincent A. Hemming (R)
    YatesTodd Casella (R)

    Source:[49]

    North Carolina

    [edit]

    North Carolina elects its district attorneys in multi-county districts.

    DistrictCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1Camden, Chowan, Currituck, Dare, Gates, Pasquotank, PerquimansJeff Cruden (R)
    2Beaufort, Hyde, Martin, Tyrrell, WashingtonSeth Edwards (D)
    3PittFaris Dixon (D)
    4Carteret, Craven, PamlicoScott Thomas (R)
    5Duplin, Jones, Onslow, SampsonErnie Lee (R)
    6New Hanover, PenderBen David (D)
    7Bertie, Halifax, Hertford, NorthamptonKim Gourrier Scott (D)
    8Edgecombe, Nash, WilsonJeffrey A. Marsigli (R)
    9Greene, Lenoir, WayneMatt Delbridge (R)
    10WakeLorrin Freeman (D)
    11Franklin, Granville, Person, Vance, WarrenMike Waters (R)
    12Harnett, LeeSuzanne Matthews (R)
    13JohnstonSusan Doyle (R)
    14CumberlandBilly West (D)
    15Bladen, Brunswick, ColumbusJon David (R)
    16DurhamSatana Deberry (D)
    17AlamanceSean Boone (R)
    18Chatham, OrangeJeff Nieman (D)
    20RobesonMatt Scott (D)
    21Anson, Richmond, ScotlandReece Saunders (D)
    22Caswell, RockinghamJason Ramey (R)
    23Stokes, SurryTim Watson (R)
    24GuilfordAvery Crump (D)
    25CabarrusAshlie Shanley (R)
    26MecklenburgSpencer Merriweather (D)
    27RowanBrandy Cook (R)
    28Montgomery, StanlyT. Lynn Clodfelter (R)
    29Hoke, MooreMike Hardin (R)
    30UnionTrey Robison (R)
    31ForsythJim O'Neill (R)
    32Alexander, IredellSarah Kirkman (R)
    33Davidson, DavieGarry Frank (R)
    34Alleghany, Ashe, Wilkes, YadkinTom Horner (R)
    35Avery, Madison, Mitchell, Watauga, YanceySeth Banks (R)
    36Burke, Caldwell, CatawbaScott Reilly (R)
    37RandolphAndy Gregson (R)
    38GastonTravis Page (R)
    39Cleveland, LincolnMike Miller (R)
    40BuncombeTodd Williams (D)
    41McDowell, RutherfordTed Bell (R)
    42Henderson, Polk, TransylvaniaR. Andrew Murray (R)
    43Cherokee, Clay, Graham, Haywood, Jackson, Macon, SwainAshley Hornsby Welch (R)

    Source:[50]

    North Dakota

    [edit]

    North Dakota assigns state's attorneys by county. Their elections are non-partisan, while two counties (Golden Valley and Steele) appoint their prosecutors.[51]

    CountyState's Attorney
    AdamsAaron Roseland
    BarnesTonya Duffy
    BensonJames Wang
    BillingsPat Weir
    BottineauMichael McIntee
    BowmanAndrew Weiss
    BurkeAmber Fiesel
    BurleighJulie Lawyer
    CassBirch Burdick
    CavalierScott Stewart
    DickeyGary Neuharth
    DivideSeymour Jordan
    DunnStephenie Davis
    EddyAshley Lies
    EmmonsJoseph Hanson
    FosterKara Brinster
    Golden ValleyChistina Wenko
    Grand ForksHaley Wamstad
    GrantGrant Walker
    GriggsJayme Tenneson
    HettingerDavid Crane
    KidderEric Hetland
    LaMoureJames Shockman
    LoganIsaac Zimmerman
    McHenryJoshua Frey
    McIntoshMary DePuydt
    McKenzieTy Skarda
    McLeanLadd Erickson
    MercerJessica Binder
    MortonAllen Koppy
    MountrailWade Enget
    NelsonJayme Tenneson
    OliverJohn Mahoney
    PembinaRebecca Flanders
    PierceGalen Mack
    RamseyKari Agotness
    RansomFallon Kelly
    RenvilleSeymour Jordan
    RichlandMegan Kummer
    RoletteBrian Grosinger
    SargentJayne Pfau
    SheridanLadd Erickson
    SiouxChris Redmann
    SlopeErin Melling
    StarkTom Henning
    SteeleCharles Stock
    StutsmanFritz Fremgen
    TownerJoshua Frey
    TraillCharles Stock
    WalshKelley Cole
    WardRoza Larson
    WellsKathleen Murray
    WilliamsMarlyce Wilder

    Source:[52]

    Ohio

    [edit]

    Ohio assigns prosecuting attorneys by county.

    CountyProsecuting Attorney
    AdamsAaron E. Haslam (R)
    AllenDestiny Caldwell (R)
    AshlandChristopher R. Tunnell (R)
    AshtabulaColleen Mary O'Toole (R)
    AthensKeller Blackburn (D)
    AuglaizeEdwin A. Pierce (R)
    BelmontKevin Flanagan (R)
    BrownZac Corbin (R)
    ButlerMichael T. Gmoser (R)
    CarrollSteven D. Barnett (R)
    ChampaignKevin S. Talebi (R)
    ClarkDan Driscoll (R)
    ClermontMark Tekulve (R)
    ClintonAndrew T. McCoy (R)
    ColumbianaVito Abruzzino (R)
    CoshoctonBenjamin Edward Hall (R)
    CrawfordMatthew E. Crall (R)
    CuyahogaMichael O'Malley (D)
    DarkeR. Kelly Ormsby (R)
    DefianceMorris J. Murray (R)
    DelawareMelissa Schiffel (R)
    ErieKevin J. Baxter (D)
    FairfieldR. Kyle Witt (R)
    FayetteJess C. Weade (R)
    FranklinGary Tyack (D)
    FultonT. Luke Jones (R)
    GalliaJason Holdren (R)
    GeaugaJames R. Flaiz (R)
    GreeneDavid Hayes (R)
    GuernseyLindsey Angler (R)
    HamiltonMelissa Powers (R)
    HancockPhillip Riegle (R)
    HardinBradford Bailey (R)
    HarrisonLauren Knight (R)
    HenryGwen Howe-Gebers (D)
    HighlandAnneka Collins (R)
    HockingRyan Black (R)
    HolmesMatt Muzic (R)
    HuronJames J. Sitterly (R)
    JacksonRandy Dupree (R)
    JeffersonJane Hanlin (D)
    KnoxCharles T. McConville (R)
    LakeCharles E. Coulson (R)
    LawrenceBrigham McKinley Anderson (R)
    LickingJenny Wells (R)
    LoganEric Stewart (R)
    LorainJ.D. Tomlinson (D)
    LucasJulia R. Bates (D)
    MadisonNicholas Adkins (R)
    MahoningGina DeGenova (D)
    MarionRaymond A. Grogan (R)
    MedinaS. Forrest Thompson (R)
    MeigsJames K. Stanley (R)
    MercerErin Minor (R)
    MiamiAnthony E. Kendell (R)
    MonroeJames L. Peters (D)
    MontgomeryMathias H. Heck, Jr. (D)
    MorganMark J. Howdyshell (R)
    MorrowThomas Smith (R)
    MuskingumRon Welch (R)
    NobleJordan Croucher (R)
    OttawaJames VanEerten (R)
    PauldingJoseph R. Burkard (R)
    PerryJoseph A. Flautt (R)
    PickawayJudy Wolford (R)
    PikeMichael A. Davis (D)
    PortageVictor Vigluicci (D)
    PrebleMartin Votel (R)
    PutnamGary Lammers (D)
    RichlandJodie Schumacher (R)
    RossJeffrey C. Marks (R)
    SanduskyBeth Tischler (R)
    SciotoShane A. Tieman (R)
    SenecaDerek W. DeVine (Ind.)
    ShelbyTimothy S. Sell (R)
    StarkKyle Stone (R)
    SummitElliot Kolkovich (D)
    TrumbullDennis Watkins (D)
    TuscarawasRyan D. Styer (R)
    UnionDavid Phillips (R)
    Van WertEva Yarger (R)
    VintonWilliam L. Archer, Jr. (R)
    WarrenDavid P. Fornshell (R)
    WashingtonNicole Coil (R)
    WayneAngela Wypasek (R)
    WilliamsKatherine J. Zartman (R)
    WoodPaul A. Dobson (R)
    WyandotEric J. Figlewicz (R)

    Source:[53]

    Oklahoma

    [edit]

    Oklahoma assigns its district attorneys by district.

    DistrictCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1Beaver, Cimarron, Harper, TexasGeorge Buddy Leach III (R)
    2Beckham, Custer, Ellis, Roger Mills, WashitaAngela Marsee (R)
    3Greer, Harmon, Jackson, Kiowa, TillmanDavid Thomas (R)
    4Blaine, Canadian, Garfield, Grant, KingfisherMike Fields (R)
    5Comanche, CottonKyle Cabelka (R)
    6Caddo, Grady, Jefferson, StephensJason Hicks (R)
    7OklahomaVicki Behenna (D)
    8Kay, NobleBrian Hermanson (R)
    9Logan, PayneLaura Thomas (R)
    10Osage, PawneeMike Fisher (R)
    11Nowata, WashingtonWill Drake (R)
    12Craig, Mayes, RogersMatt Ballard (R)
    13Delaware, OttawaKenny Wright (R)
    14TulsaSteve Kunzweiler (R)
    15MuskogeeLarry Edwards (R)
    16Latimer, Le FloreKevin S. Merritt (R)
    17Choctaw, McCurtain, PushmatahaMark Matloff (R)
    18Haskell, PittsburgChuck Sullivan (R)
    19Atoka, Bryan, CoalTimothy Webster (R)
    20Carter, Johnston, Love, Marshall, MurrayCraig Ladd (R)
    21Cleveland, Garvin, McClainGreg Mashburn (R)
    22Hughes, Pontotoc, SeminoleErik Johnson (R)
    23Lincoln, PottawatomieAdam Pantner (R)
    24Creek, OkfuskeeMax Cook (R)
    25Okmulgee, McIntoshCarol Iski (R)
    26Alfalfa, Dewey, Major, Woods, WoodwardChristopher Boring (R)
    27Adair, Cherokee, Sequoyah, WagonerJack Thorp (R)

    Source:[54]

    Oregon

    [edit]

    Oregon assigns district attorneys by county. Their elections are non-partisan.

    CountyDistrict Attorney
    BakerGreg Baxter
    BentonJohn Haroldson
    ClackamasJohn Wentworth
    ClatsopRon L. Brown
    ColumbiaJeffrey D. Auxier
    CoosR. Paul Frasier
    CrookWade Whiting
    CurryJoshua A. Spansail
    DeschutesJohn Hummel
    DouglasRick Wesenberg
    GilliamMarion Weatherford
    GrantJim Carpenter
    HarneyHughes Ryan
    Hood RiverCarrie Rasmussen
    JacksonBeth Heckert
    JeffersonStephen F. Lariche
    JosephineJoshua J. Eastman
    KlamathEve A. Costello
    LakeTed K. Martin
    LanePatricia Perlow
    LincolnLanee Danforth
    LinnDoug Marteeny
    MalheurDavid M. Goldthorpe
    MarionPaige E. Clarkson
    MorrowJustin Nelson
    MultnomahMike Schmidt
    PolkAaron Felton
    ShermanWade McLeod
    TillamookWilliam Porter
    UmatillaDaniel R. Primus
    UnionKelsie McDaniel
    WallowaRebecca Frolander
    WascoMatthew Ellis
    WashingtonKevin Barton
    WheelerGretchen M. Ladd
    YamhillBrad Berry

    Source:[55]

    Pennsylvania

    [edit]

    Pennsylvania assigns district attorneys by county.

    CountyDistrict Attorney
    AdamsBrian R. Sinnett (R)
    AlleghenyStephen A. Zappala (R)[PA 1]
    ArmstrongKatie Charlton (R)
    BeaverNate Bible (D)
    BedfordAshlan J. Clark (R)
    BerksJohn T. Adams (D)
    BlairPeter J. Weeks (R)
    BradfordRichard A. Wilson (R)
    BucksJennifer Schorn (R)
    ButlerRichard A. Goldinger (R)
    CambriaGregory J. Neugebauer (R)
    CameronPaul J. Malizia (R)
    CarbonMike Greek (R)
    CentreBernie F. Cantorna (D)
    ChesterChristopher de Barrena-Sarobe (D)
    ClarionDrew Welsh (D)
    ClearfieldRyan P. Sayers (R)
    ClintonDavid A. Strouse (D)
    ColumbiaDaniel Lynn (D)
    CrawfordPaula Digiacomo (R)
    CumberlandSean M. McCormack (R)
    DauphinFrancis T. Chardo (R)
    DelawareJack Stollsteimer (D)
    ElkBeau M. Grove (R)
    ErieElizabeth Hirz (R)
    FayetteMike Aubele (R)
    ForestAlyce M. Busch (D)
    FranklinIan Brink (R)
    FultonPhil Harper (D)
    GreeneBrianna Vanata (R)
    HuntingdonDavid G. Smith (R)
    IndianaRobert F. Manzi, Jr. (R)
    JeffersonJeffrey D. Burkett (R)
    JuniataCorey J. Snook (R)
    LackawannaMark J. Powell (D)
    LancasterHeather L. Adams (R)
    LawrenceJoshua Lamancusa (D)
    LebanonPier Hess Graf (R)
    LehighJames B. Martin (R)
    LuzerneSamuel M. Sanguedolce (R)
    LycomingTom Marino (R)
    McKeanStephanie Vettenburg-Shaffer (R)
    MercerPeter C. Acker (R)
    MifflinChristopher Torquato (R)
    MonroeMike Manusco (D)
    MontgomeryKevin R. Steele (D)
    MontourAngela L. Mattis (R)
    NorthamptonStephen Baratta (D)
    NorthumberlandMichael C. O’Donnell (R)
    PerryClay Merris (R)
    PhiladelphiaLawrence S. Krasner (D)
    PikeRaymond J. Tonkin (R)
    PotterAndy Watson (R)
    SchuylkillMichael O’Pake (D)
    SnyderHeath Brosius (R)
    SomersetMolly Metzgar (R)
    SullivanJulie Gavitt Shaffer (R)
    SusquehannaMarion O’Malley (R)
    TiogaSandra Olson (R)
    UnionBrian Kerstetter (R)
    VenangoD. Shawn White (R)
    WarrenRobert C. Greene (R)
    WashingtonJason Walsh (R)
    WayneA. G. Howell (R)
    WestmorelandNicole Ziccarelli (R)
    WyomingJoe Peters (R)
    YorkDavid W. Sunday, Jr. (R)
    1. ^ Zappala ran in the Democratic primary and lost. He then ran in the general election as a Republican and won.

    Source:[56]

    Rhode Island

    [edit]

    All prosecutions in the state of Rhode Island are handled by the Attorney General of Rhode Island.[57] The current Attorney General is Peter Neronha (D).

    South Carolina

    [edit]
    Map of South Carolina's judicial circuits

    South Carolina prosecutors are known as solicitors. They are assigned by judicial circuit.

    CircuitCountiesSolicitor
    1stCalhoun, Dorchester, OrangeburgDavid Pascoe, Jr. (D)
    2ndAiken, Bamberg, BarnwellBill Weeks (R)[58]
    3rdClarendon, Lee, Sumter, WilliamsburgErnest A. "Chip" Finney III (D)
    4thChesterfield, Darlington, Dillon, MarlboroWilliam B. Rogers, Jr. (D)
    5thKershaw, RichlandByron Gipson (D)
    6thChester, Fairfield, LancasterRandy E. Newman, Jr. (R)
    7thCherokee, SpartanburgBarry J. Barnette (R)
    8thAbbeville, Greenwood, Laurens, NewberryDavid M. Stumbo (R)
    9thBerkeley, CharlestonScarlett A. Wilson (R)
    10thAnderson, OconeeDavid R. Wagner, Jr. (R)
    11thEdgefield, Lexington, McCormick, SaludaS.R. (Rick) Hubbard III (R)
    12thFlorence, MarionE.L. (Ed) Clements III (D)
    13thGreenville, PickensW. Walter Wilkins III (R)
    14thAllendale, Beaufort, Colleton, Hampton, JasperIsaac McDuffie (Duffie) Stone III (R)
    15thGeorgetown, HorryJimmy A. Richardson II (R)
    16thUnion, YorkKevin S. Brackett (R)

    Source:[59]

    South Dakota

    [edit]

    South Dakota assigns state's attorneys by county. Four pairs of counties share a state's attorney.

    CountyState's Attorney
    AuroraRachel Mairose (R)
    BeadleMichael Moore (D)
    BennettSarah Harris (R)
    Bon HommeLisa Rothschadl (R)
    BrookingsDaniel Nelson (R)
    BrownErnest Thompson (R)
    BruleTheresa Maule Rossow (R)
    BuffaloDavid Larson (D)
    ButteCassie Wendt (R)
    CampbellMark Kroontje (R)
    Charles MixSteven Cotton (R)
    ClarkChad Fjelland (R)
    ClayAlexis Tracy (R)
    CodingtonRebecca Morlock Reeves (R)
    Corson, Perkins, ZiebachShane Penfield (R)
    CusterTracy Kelley (R)
    DavisonJames Miskimins (R)
    DayJohn D. Knight (D)
    DeuelJared I. Gass (R)
    DeweySteven Aberle (D)
    DouglasCraig Parkhurst (R)
    EdmundsVaughn Beck (R)
    Fall River, Oglala LakotaLance S. Russell (R)
    FaulkEmily Marcotte (R)
    GrantJackson Schwandt (D)
    GregoryAmy Bartling (R)
    HaakonThomas Maher (R)
    HamlinJohn R. Delzer
    HandElton R. Anson (R)
    HansonJames Davies (D)
    HardingDusty Ginsbach (R)
    HughesJessica LaMie
    HutchinsonGlenn Roth (R)
    HydeMerlin Voorhees (Ind.)
    JacksonDaniel Van Gorp (R)
    JerauldDedrich Koch (R)
    JonesKirby Krogman (Ind.)
    KingsburyGary W. Schumacher (R)
    LakeWendy Kloeppner (R)
    LawrenceJohn Fitzgerald (R)
    LincolnThomas Wollman (R)
    LymanSteven R. Smith (Ind.)
    MarshallVictor Rapkoch (Ind.)
    McCookMike Fink (R)
    McPhersonAustin Hoffman (R)
    MeadeMichele Bordewyk (R)
    Mellette, TrippZach Pahlke (R)
    MinerKristian D. Ellendorf (R)
    MinnehahaDaniel Haggar (R)
    MoodyPaul M. Lewis (R)
    PenningtonMark Vargo (R)
    PotterCraig Smith (R)
    RobertsDylan D. Kirchmeier
    SanbornJeffrey Larson (R)
    SpinkVictor Fischbach (D)
    StanleyThomas P. Maher (R)
    SullyEmily Sovell (R)
    ToddAlvin Pahlke (R)
    TurnerKatelynn Hoffman (R)
    UnionJerry Miller (R)
    WalworthJames Hare (Ind.)
    YanktonRobert Klimisch (R)

    Source:[60]

    Tennessee

    [edit]
    Map of Tennessee's judicial districts

    Tennessee prosecutors are known as district attorneys general. Collectively they are form "The Tennessee District Attorneys General Conference."

    Judicial DistrictCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1stCarter, Johnson, Unicoi, and WashingtonSteven R. Finney (R)
    2ndSullivanBarry P. Staubus (R)
    3rdGreene, Hamblen, Hancock, and HawkinsDan E. Armstrong (R)
    4thCocke, Grainger, Jefferson, and SevierJimmy B. Dunn (R)
    5thBlountRyan Desmond (R)
    6thKnoxCharme Allen (R)
    7thAndersonDave S. Clark (Ind.)
    8thCampbell, Claiborne, Fentress, Scott, and UnionJared R. Effler (Ind.)
    9thLoudon, Meigs, Morgan, and RoaneRussell Johnson (Ind.)
    10thBradley, McMinn, Monroe, and PolkShari Tayloe (R)
    11thHamiltonCoty Wamp (R)
    12thBledsoe, Franklin, Grundy, Marion, Rhea, and SequatchieCourtney Lynch (R)
    13thClay, Cumberland, DeKalb, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, and WhiteBryant C. Dunaway (R)
    14thCoffeeCraig Northcott (R)
    15thJackson, Macon, Smith, Trousdale, and WilsonJason Lawson (R)
    16thCannon and RutherfordJennings H. Jones (R)
    17thBedford, Lincoln, Marshall, and MooreRobert J. Carter (Ind.)
    18thSumnerRay Whitley (R)
    19thMontgomery and RobertsonRobert Nash (R)
    20thDavidsonGlenn Funk (D)
    21stWilliamsonStacey Edmonson (R)
    22ndGiles, Lawrence, Maury, and WayneBrent A. Cooper (R)
    23rdCheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, and StewartRay Crouch, Jr. (R)
    24thBenton, Carroll, Decatur, Hardin, and HenryNeil Thomson (R)
    25thFayette, Hardeman, Lauderdale, McNairy, and TiptonMark E. Davidson (R)
    26thChester, Henderson, and MadisonJody Pickens (R)
    27thObion and WeakleyColin Johnson (Ind.)
    28thCrockett, Gibson, and HaywoodFrederick Agee (R)
    29thDyer and LakeDanny Goodman, Jr. (Ind.)
    30thShelbySteven J. Mulroy (D)
    31stVan Buren and WarrenChristopher R. Stanford (R)
    32ndHickman, Lewis, and PerryHans L. Schwendimann (R)

    Source:[61][62]

    Texas

    [edit]

    Texas prosecutors cover districts that include multiple counties or single counties. Some district attorneys are assigned a district which may or may not cover multiple counties.

    District Attorneys (multiple counties)

    [edit]
    DistrictCountiesDistrict Attorney
    1Sabine, San AugustineJ. Kevin Dutton (R)
    2CherokeeElmer Beckworth (R)
    8Delta, Franklin, HopkinsWill Ramsay (R)
    9Archer (part)David A. Levy (R)
    MontgomeryBrett W. Ligon (R)
    18Johnson, SomervellDale Hanna (R)
    21BurlesonSusan R. Deski (R)
    WashingtonJulie Renken (R)
    22ComalJennifer Anne Tharp (R)
    23MatagordaSteven E. Reis (D)
    24DeWitt, Goliad, RefugioRob Lassmann (R)
    26WilliamsonShawn Dick (R)
    27BellHenry L. Garza (R)
    29Palo PintoKriste Burnett (R)
    31Gray, Hemphill, Lipscomb, Roberts, WheelerFranklin McDonough (R)
    32Fisher, Mitchell, NolanRicky N. Thompson (R)
    33Blanco, Burnet, Llano, San SabaWiley B. "Sonny" McAfee (R)
    34Culberson, El Paso, HudspethBill Hicks (R)
    35Brown, MillsMichael B. Murray (R)
    36San PatricioSam Smith (R)
    38MedinaMark P. Haby (R)
    Real, UvaldeChristina Mitchell Busbee (R)
    39Haskell, Kent, Stonewall, ThrockmortonMike Fouts (D)
    42ColemanHeath Hemphill (R)
    43ParkerJeff Swain (R)
    46Foard, Hardeman, WilbargerStaley Heatly (D)
    47Armstrong, PotterJason Herring (R)
    49Webb, ZapataIsidro R. Alaniz (D)
    50Baylor, Cottle, King, KnoxHunter Brooks (R)
    51Irion, Schleicher, Sterling, Tom Green (part)Allison Palmer (R)
    52CoryellDustin "Dusty" Boyd (R)
    53TravisJosé Garza (D)
    63Kinney, Terrell, Val VerdeSuzanne West (R)
    64HaleWally Hatch (R)
    66HillMark Pratt (R)
    69Dallam, Hartley, Moore, ShermanErin Lands (R)
    70EctorDusty Gallivan (R)
    76Camp, TitusDavid Colley (R)
    79Brooks, Jim WellsCarlos O. Garcia (D)
    81Atascosa, Frio, Karnes, La Salle, WilsonAudrey Gossett Louis (R)
    83Brewster, Jeff Davis, Pecos (part), PresidioOri Tucker White (R)
    84Hansford, HutchinsonMark W. Snider (R)
    85BrazosJarvis Parsons (R)
    88HardinRebecca R. Walton (R)
    90Stephens, YoungDee H. Peavy (R)
    97Archer (part), Clay, MontagueCasey Polhemus (R)
    100Carson, Childress, Collingsworth, Donley, HallLuke Inman (R)
    105Kenedy, KlebergJohn T. Hubert (R)
    NuecesJames Granberry (R)
    106Dawson, Gaines, Garza, LynnPhillip Mack Furlow (R)
    109Crane, WinklerAmanda Navarette (R)
    110Briscoe, Dickens, Floyd, MotleyWade Jackson (R)
    112Crockett, Pecos (part), Reagan, Sutton, UptonLaurie K. English (R)
    118Howard, MartinHardy L. Wilkerson (R)
    119Concho, Runnels, Tom Green (part)John Best (R)
    123ShelbyKarren S. Price (R)
    132Borden, ScurryBen R. Smith (R)
    142MidlandLaura A. Nodolf (R)
    143Loving, Reeves, WardRandall W. "Randy" Reynolds (D)
    145NacogdochesAndrew Jones (R)
    156Bee, Live Oak, McMullenJose Aliseda (R)
    159AngelinaLayne Thompson (R)
    173HendersonJenny Palmer (R)
    196HuntNoble D. Walker, Jr. (R)
    198Bandera, Kerr (part)Stephen Harpold (R)
    216Gillespie, Kerr (part)Lucy Wilke (R)
    220Bosque, Comanche, HamiltonAdam Sibley (R)
    229Duval, Jim Hogg, StarrGocha Ramirez (D)
    235CookeJohn Warren (R)
    253LibertyJennifer L. Bergman (R)
    258TrinityBennie Schiro (R)
    259Jones, ShackelfordJoe Edd Boaz (R)
    266ErathAlan Nash (R)
    268Fort BendBrian M. Middleton (D)
    271Jack, WiseJames Stainton (R)
    286Cochran, HockleyAngela Overman (R)
    287Bailey, ParmerKathryn Gurley (R)
    293Dimmit, Maverick, ZavalaRoberto Serna (D)
    329WhartonDawn Allison (R)
    344ChambersCheryl Lieck (R)
    349HoustonDonna G. Kaspar (R)
    355HoodRyan Sinclair (R)
    369LeonHope Knight (R)
    451KendallNicole Bishop (R)
    452Edwards, Kimble, Mason, McCulloch, MenardTonya S. Ahlschwede (R)
    506GrimesAndria Bender (R)

    District Attorneys (single county)

    [edit]
    CountyDistrict Attorney
    AndersonAllyson Mitchell (R)
    AndrewsSean B. Galloway (D)
    AransasAmanda Oster (R)
    AustinTravis Koehn (R)
    BastropBryan Goertz (R)
    BexarJoe Gonzales (D)
    BowieJerry Rochelle (R)
    BrazoriaThomas J. "Tom" Selleck (R)
    CaldwellFred H. Weber (D)
    CalhounSara M. Rodriguez (R)
    CallahanShane Deel (R)
    CameronLuis V. Saenz (D)
    CassCourtney Shelton (R)
    CastroShalyn Hamlin (R)
    CollinGreg Willis (R)
    ColoradoJay Johannes (R)
    CrosbyMichael Sales (R)
    DallasJohn Creuzot (D)
    Deaf SmithChris Strowd (R)
    DentonPaul Johnson (R)
    EastlandBrad Stephenson (R)
    EllisAnn Montgomery (R)
    FallsKathryn J. "Jodi" Gilliam (R)
    FanninRichard Glaser (R)
    FayettePeggy S. Supak (D)
    FreestoneBrian Evans (R)
    GalvestonJack Roady (R)
    GlasscockHardy L. Wilkerson (R)
    GonzalesPaul Watkins (R)
    GraysonJ. Brett Smith (R)
    GreggTom Watson (R)
    GuadalupeDavid Willborn (R)
    HarrisKim Ogg (D)
    HarrisonReid McCain (R)
    HaysKelly Higgins (D)
    HidalgoToribio “Terry” Palacios (D)
    JacksonPam Guenther (R)
    JasperAnne Pickle (R)
    JeffersonKeith Giblin (D)
    KaufmanErleigh Norville Wiley (R)
    LamarGary Young (R)
    LambScott A. Say (R)
    LampasasJohn Greenwood (R)
    LavacaKyle A. Denney (R)
    LeeMartin Placke (R)
    LimestoneRoy DeFriend (R)
    LubbockSunshine Stanek (R)
    MadisonBrian Risinger (R)
    MarionAngela Smoak (R)
    McLennanJosh Tetens (R)
    MilamBill Torrey (R)
    MorrisRick Shelton (R)
    NavarroWill Thompson (R)
    NewtonCourtney Tracy Ponthier (R)
    OchiltreeJose N. Meraz (R)
    OldhamKent Birdsong (R)
    OrangeJohn D. Kimbrough (R)
    PanolaDanny Buck Davidson (R)
    PolkWilliam Lee Hon (R)
    RainRobert Vititow (R)
    RandallRobert Love (R)
    Red RiverVal Varley (R)
    RobertsonW. Coty Siegert (R)
    RockwallKenda Culpepper (R)
    RuskMichael Jimerson (R)
    San JacintoRobert Trapp (R)
    SmithJacob Putman (R)
    SwisherJ. Michael Criswell (R)
    TarrantPhil Sorrells (R)
    TaylorJames Hicks (R)
    TerryJo'Shae Ferguson-Worley (R)
    TylerLucas Babin (R)
    UpshurBilly Byrd (R)
    Van ZandtTonda Curry (R)
    VictoriaConstance Filley Johnson (R)
    WalkerWill Durham (R)
    WallerElton Mathis (R)
    WichitaJohn Gillespie (R)
    WillacyAnnette C. Hinojosa (D)
    WoodAngela Albers (R)
    YoakumBill Helwig (R)

    Source:[63]

    Utah

    [edit]

    Utah assigns district attorneys by county. They are called "County Attorneys."

    CountyCounty Attorney
    BeaverVon J. Christiansen (D)
    Box ElderStephen R. Hadfield (R)
    CacheDane Stuart Murray (R)
    CarbonChristian Bryner (R)
    DaggettKent Snider
    DavisTroy S. Rawlings (R)
    DuchesneStephen D. Foote (R)
    EmeryMichael D. Olsen (R)
    GarfieldBarry Huntington (R)
    GrandStephen J. Stocks (Ind.)
    IronChad Dotson (R)
    JuabRyan Peterson (R)
    KaneRobert C. Van Dyke (R)
    MillardPatrick S. Finlinson (R)
    MorganGarret Smith (R)
    PiuteScott Burns
    RichBenjamin Willoughby
    Salt LakeSim Gill (D)[UT 1]
    San JuanBrittney M. Ivins (Ind.)
    SanpeteKevin Daniels (R)
    SevierCasey Jewkes (R)
    SummitMargaret Olson (D)
    TooeleScott Broadhead (R)
    UintahJaymon Thomas (R)
    UtahJeff Gray (R)
    WasatchScott H. Sweat (R)
    WashingtonEric Clarke (R)
    WayneMichael Winn (R)
    WeberChristopher F. Allred (R)
    1. ^ The prosecutor in Salt Lake County is known as a "District Attorney."[64]

    Source:[65]

    Vermont

    [edit]

    Vermont prosecutors are known as "State's Attorneys." They are assigned by county.

    CountyState's Attorney
    AddisonEva P. Vekos (D)
    BenningtonErica Albin Marthage (D/R)
    CaledoniaJessica Zaleski (R/D)
    ChittendenSarah Fair George (D/R)
    EssexVincent Illuzzi (D/R/Prog.)
    FranklinBram Kranichfeld (D)
    Grand IsleDouglas DiSabito (D/R)
    LamoilleTodd A. Shove (D)
    OrangeDickson Corbett (D/R)
    OrleansFarzana Leyva (R)
    RutlandIan Sullivan (D)
    WashingtonMichele Donnelly (D)
    WindhamTracy Kelly Shriver (D)
    WindsorWard Goodenough (D)

    Source:[66]

    Virginia

    [edit]

    Virginia prosecutors are known as "Commonwealth's Attorneys." Most are assigned by county or independent city, although some independent cities lack their own prosecutor.

    County/Independent CityCommonwealth's Attorney
    AccomackJ. Spencer Morgan (Ind.)
    AlbemarleJames M. "Jim" Hingeley (D)
    Alexandria CityBryan L. Porter (D)
    Alleghany (incl. Covington City)Ann Gardner (Ind.)
    AmeliaLee R. Harrison (Ind.)
    AmherstW. Lyle Carver (Ind.)
    AppomattoxLeslie M. "Les" Fleet (Ind.)
    Arlington County and Falls Church CityParisa Dehghani-Tafi (D)
    AugustaTimothy A. "Tim" Martin (R)
    BathCharles S. "Charlie" Moore (Ind.)
    BedfordW. Wes Nance (R)
    BlandPatrick D. White (R)
    BotetourtJohn R.H. Alexander, II (R)
    Bristol CityJerry A. Wolfe (R)
    BrunswickMeredith A. Smith (Ind.)
    BuchananM. Nikki Stiltner (R)
    BuckinghamKemper M. Beasley, III (Ind.)
    Buena Vista CityJosh O. Elrod (Ind.)
    CampbellPaul A. McAndrews (Ind.)
    CarolineBenjamin P. "Ben" Heidt (Ind.)
    Carroll (incl. Galax City[VA 1])Roger D. Brooks (R)
    Charles City CountyTyler A. Klink (Ind.)
    CharlotteWilliam E. "Bill" Green, Jr. (Ind.)
    Charlottesville CityJoseph D. "Joe" Platania (D)
    Chesapeake CityMatthew R. "Matt" Hamel (R)
    ChesterfieldErin B. Barr (Ind.)
    ClarkeAnne M. Williams (R)
    Colonial Heights CityAlfred G. "Gray" Collins, III (Ind.)
    CraigMatthew "Matt" Dunne (R)
    CulpeperRussell L. Rabb, III (R)
    CumberlandWendy J.D. Hannah (Ind.)
    Danville CityMichael J. "Mike" Newman (Ind.)
    DickensonJoshua H. "Josh" Newberry (R)
    DinwiddieAmanda N. Mann (Ind.)
    EssexVince S. Donoghue (R)
    Fairfax County (incl. Fairfax City)Steve T. Descano (D)
    FauquierScott C. Hook (R)
    FloydW. Eric Branscom (R)
    FluvannaJeffrey W. "Jeff" Haislip (Ind.)
    FranklinW. Cooper Brown, IV (R)
    FrederickRoss P. Spicer (R)
    Fredericksburg CityElizabeth K. "Libby" Humphries (Ind.)
    GilesRobert M. "Bobby" Lilly, Jr. (Ind.)
    GloucesterJohn T. Dusewicz (R)
    GoochlandJohn L. Lumpkins, Jr. (R)
    Grayson (incl. Galax City[VA 1])Brandon R. Boyles (R)
    GreeneEdwin R. "Win" Consolvo (Ind.)
    Greensville (incl. Emporia City)Patricia T. "Patti" Watson (Ind.)
    HalifaxTracy Q. Martin (Ind.)
    Hampton CityAnton A. Bell (D)
    HanoverMackenzie K. Babichenko (R)
    HenricoShannon L. Taylor (D)
    HenryM. Andrew Nester (Ind.)
    HighlandMegan L. Yelen (R)
    Hopewell CityRichard K. "Rick" Newman (Ind.)
    Isle of WightGeorgette C. Phillips (Ind.)
    James City County (incl. Williamsburg City)Nathan R. "Nate" Green (R)
    King and QueenMeredith D. Adkins (Ind.)
    King GeorgeKeri A. Gusmann (Ind.)
    King WilliamTiffany M. Webb (Ind.)
    LancasterAnthony G. "Tony" Spencer (R)
    LeeH. Fuller Cridlin (D)
    LoudounRobert D. "Bob" Anderson (R)
    LouisaRussell E. "Rusty" McGuire (R)
    LunenburgRhonda K. Alexander (Ind.)
    Lynchburg CityBethany A.S. Harrison (R)
    MadisonClarissa T. Berry (Ind.)
    Martinsville CityG. Andrew "Andy" Hall (Ind.)
    MathewsT. Marie Walls (Ind.)
    MecklenburgR. Allen Nash (Ind.)
    MiddlesexMichael T. "Mike" Hurd (Ind.)
    MontgomeryMary K. Pettitt (R)
    NelsonDaniel L. Rutherford (R)
    New KentT. Scott Renick (Ind.)
    Newport News CityHoward E. Gwynn (D)
    Norfolk CityRamin Fatehi (D)
    NorthamptonJack A. Thornton, III (Ind.)
    NorthumberlandJane B. Wrightson (Ind.)
    NottowayLeanne E. Watrous (Ind.)
    OrangeS. Page Higginbotham, III (Ind.)
    PageBryan M. Cave (R)
    PatrickDayna K. Bobbitt (Ind.)
    Petersburg CityTiffany Buckner (D)
    PittsylvaniaR. Bryan Haskins (R)
    Portsmouth CityStephanie N. Morales (D)
    PowhatanRobert C. "Rob" Cerullo (Ind.)
    Prince EdwardMegan L. Clark (D)
    Prince GeorgeSusan O. Fierro (R)
    Prince William (incl. Manassas City and Manassas Park City)Amy K. Ashworth (D)
    PulaskiJustin L. Griffith (R)
    Radford CityChristian E. "Chris" Rehak (D)
    RappahannockArthur L. "Art" Goff (Ind.)
    Richmond CityColette W. McEachin (D)
    Richmond CountyElizabeth A. "Libby" Trible (Ind.)
    Roanoke CityDonald S. "Don" Caldwell (Ind.)
    Roanoke CountyBrian T. Holohan (R)
    Rockbridge (incl. Lexington City)Jared L. Moon (R)
    Rockingham (incl. Harrisonburg City)Marsha L. Garst (R)
    RussellZackary A. "Zack" Stoots (R)
    Salem CityThomas E. "Tom" Bowers (Ind.)
    ScottKyle B. Kilgore (R)
    ShenandoahElizabeth H. "Liz" Cooper (R)
    SmythPhilip L. "Bucky" Blevins (R)
    Southampton (incl. Franklin City)Eric A. Cooke (Ind.)
    SpotsylvaniaG. Ryan Mehaffey (R)
    StaffordEric L. Olsen (R)
    Staunton CityJeffrey D. "Jeff" Gaines (Ind.)
    Suffolk CityNarendra R. Pleas (D)
    SurryDerek A. Davis (Ind.)
    SussexRegina T. Sykes (Ind.)
    TazewellJ. Chris Plaster (R)
    Virginia Beach CityColin D. Stolle (R)
    WarrenJohn S. Bell (R)
    WashingtonJoshua S. "Josh" Cumbow (D)
    Waynesboro CityDavid L. Ledbetter (Ind.)
    WestmorelandJulia H. Sichol (Ind.)
    Winchester CityHeather D. Hovermale (Ind.)
    Wise (incl. Norton City)M. Brett Hall (R)
    WytheMichael D. "Mike" Jones (R)
    York (incl. Poquoson City)Krystyn L. Reid (R)
    1. ^ Jump up to: a b The city of Galax is split between two prosecutors.

    Source:[67]

    Washington

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    Washington assigns district attorneys by county. They are known as "Prosecuting Attorneys."

    CountyProsecuting Attorney
    AdamsRandy Flyckt (R)
    AsotinCurt Liedkie
    BentonEric Eisinger (R)
    ChelanRobert Sealby (R)
    ClallamMark Nicholas (R)
    ClarkTony Golik[WA 1]
    ColumbiaDale Slack (Ind.)
    CowlitzRyan Jurvakainen (Ind.)
    DouglasGordon Edgar (Ind.)
    FerryKathryn Burke (R)
    FranklinShawn Sant (R)
    GarfieldMatthew Newberg (R)
    GrantKevin McCrae (R)
    Grays HarborNorma Tillotson (D)
    IslandGregory Banks (Ind.)
    JeffersonJames Kennedy (D)
    KingLeesa Manion[WA 2]
    KitsapChad Enright (D)
    KittitasGregory Zempel (R)
    KlickitatDavid Quesnel (Ind.)
    LewisJonathan Meyer (R)
    LincolnAdam Walser (R)
    MasonMichael Dorcy (R)
    OkanoganAlbert Lin (R)
    PacificMichael Rotham (R)
    Pend OreilleDolly Hunt (R)
    PierceMary Robnett (Ind.)
    San JuanAmy Vira (D)
    SkagitRich Weyrich (Ind.)
    SkamaniaAdam Kick (Ind.)
    SnohomishJason Cummings (D)
    SpokaneLarry Haskell (R)
    StevensErika George (R)
    ThurstonJon Tunheim (D)
    WahkiakumDan Bigelow (D)
    Walla WallaGabriel Acosta (R)
    WhatcomEric Richey (D)
    WhitmanDenis Tracy (R)
    YakimaJoseph Brusic (R)
    1. ^ The Clark County Prosecuting Attorney is a non-partisan position.[68]
    2. ^ The King County Prosecuting Attorney is a non-partisan position.[69]

    Source:[70]

    West Virginia

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    West Virginia assigns district attorneys by county. They are known as "Prosecuting Attorneys."

    CountyProsecuting Attorney
    BarbourAndrew Phillips (R)
    BerkeleyCatie Wilkes-Delligatti (R)
    BooneDan Holstein (R)
    BraxtonDwayne Vandevender (D)
    BrookeJoseph Barki III (D)
    CabellJason M. Spears (R)
    CalhounMichael J. Hicks (R)
    ClayJim E. Samples (D)
    DoddridgeA. Brooke Fitzgerald (R)
    FayetteAnthony Cilberti, Jr. (D)
    GilmerGerald B. Hough (D)
    GrantJohn Ours (R)
    GreenbrierPatrick Via (R)
    HampshireRebecca L. Miller (R)
    HancockStephen Dragisich (R)
    HardyLucas J. See (D)
    HarrisonRachel Romano (D)
    JacksonDavid Kyle Moore (R)
    JeffersonMatthew Harvey (R)
    KanawhaDebra Rusnak (R)
    LewisChristina T. Flanigan (R)
    LincolnJeffrey S. Bowen (D)
    LoganDavid Wandling (D)
    MarionJeffrey L. Freeman (D)
    MarshallJoseph Canestraro (D)
    MasonSeth Gaskins (R)
    McDowellBrittany Puckett (D)
    MercerBrian K. Cochran (R)
    MineralF. Cody Pancake III (R)
    MingoJonathan "Duke" Jewell (D)
    MonongaliaGabrielle Mucciola (D)
    MonroeJustin St. Clair (D)
    MorganDan James (R)
    NicholasPaul Williams (R)
    OhioScott R. Smith (D)
    PendletonApril Mallow (R)
    PleasantsBrian K. Carr (D)
    PocahontasTeresa Helmick (R)
    PrestonJames Shay, Jr. (R)
    PutnamKris Raynes (R)
    RaleighBen Hatfield (R)
    RandolphMichael Parker (D)
    RitchieSamuel C. Rogers II (D)
    RoaneJosh Downey (R)
    SummersKristin R. Cook (R)
    TaylorJohn R. Bord (R)
    TuckerSavannah Wilkins (D)
    TylerD. Luke Furbee (R)
    UpshurBryan S. Hinkle (R)
    WayneMatthew Deerfield (D)
    WebsterMary "Beth" Snead (D)
    WetzelTimothy Haught (D)
    WirtTed Davitian (R)
    WoodPat Lefebure (R)
    WyomingGregory Bishop (R)

    Source:[71]

    Wisconsin

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    Wisconsin assigns district attorneys by county.

    CountyDistrict Attorney
    AdamsTania M. Bonnett (Ind.)
    AshlandDavid Meany (R)
    BarronBrian Wright (R)
    BayfieldKimberly Lawton (D)
    BrownDavid L. Lasee (R)
    BuffaloTom Bilski (R)
    BurnettJames Jay Rennicke (R)
    CalumetNathan Haberman (R)
    ChippewaWade C. Newell (R)
    ClarkMelissa Inlow (D)
    ColumbiaBrenda Yaskal (D)
    CrawfordLukas L. Steiner (D)
    DaneIsmael R. Ozanne (D)
    DodgeKurt F. Klomberg (R)
    DoorColleen Nordin (R)
    DouglasMark Fruehauf (D)
    DunnAndrea Nodolf (R)
    Eau ClairePeter J. Rindal (D)
    FlorenceDoug Drexler (R)
    Fond du LacEric Toney (R)
    ForestCharles Simono (D)
    GrantLisa Riniker (R)
    GreenCraig R. Nolen (R)
    Green LakeAndrew Christenson (R)
    IowaZach Leigh (D)
    IronMatthew Tingstad (R)
    JacksonDaniel Diehn (R)
    JeffersonMonica Hall
    JuneauKenneth Hamm (R)
    KenoshaMichael D. Graveley (D)
    KewauneeAndrew Naze (D)
    La CrosseTim Gruenke (D)
    LafayetteJenna Gill (R)
    LangladeElizabeth R. Gebert (R)
    LincolnGalen Bayne-Allison (D)
    ManitowocJacalyn LaBre (R)
    MarathonTheresa Wetzsteon (D)
    MarinetteDeShea D. Morrow (R)
    MarquetteBrian Juech
    MilwaukeeJohn T. Chisholm (D)
    MonroeKevin D. Croninger (R)
    OcontoEdward Burke (R)
    OneidaMichael W. Schiek (R)
    OutagamieMindy Tempelis (R)
    OzaukeeAdam Y. Gerol (R)
    PepinJon D. Seifert (D)
    PierceHalle Hatch (D)
    PolkJeffrey L. Kemp (R)
    PortageLouis J. Molepske, Jr. (D)
    PriceKarl Kelz (R)
    RacineTricia Hanson (R)
    RichlandJennifer Harper (R)
    RockDavid J. O'Leary (D)
    RuskAnnette Barna (D)
    Saint CroixKarl Anderson (R)
    SaukMichael X. Albrecht (D)
    SawyerBruce R. Poquette (R)
    Shawano/MenomineeGreg Parker (R)
    SheboyganJoel Urmanski (R)
    TaylorKristi Tlusty (D)
    TrempealeauJohn Sacia (D)
    VernonTimothy J. Gaskell (R)
    VilasMartha Milanowski (R)
    WalworthZeke Wiedenfeld (R)
    WashburnAaron Marcoux (R)
    WashingtonMark D. Bensen (R)
    WaukeshaSusan L. Opper (R)
    WaupacaVeronica Isherwood (R)
    WausharaMatthew R. Leusink (R)
    WinnebagoChristian A. Gossett (R)
    WoodCraig Lambert (R)

    Source:[72]

    Wyoming

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    Wyoming assigns district attorneys by county, who are thus known as "County Attorneys."

    CountyCounty Attorney
    AlbanyEdward Kurt Britzius (D)
    Big HornMarcia Bean (R)
    CampbellMitch Damsky (R)
    CarbonAshley Mayfield Davis (R)
    ConverseQuentin Richardson (R)
    CrookJoseph M. Baron (D)
    FremontPatrick LeBrun (R)
    GoshenEric Boyer (R)
    Hot SpringsJill Logan (R)
    JohnsonTucker J. Ruby (R)
    LaramieSylvia Miller Hackl (R)
    LincolnSpencer Allred (R)
    NatronaDan Itzen (R)
    NiobraraAnne Wasserburger (R)
    ParkBrian Skoric (R)
    PlatteDouglas W. Weaver (R)
    SheridanDianna Bennett (R)
    SubletteMichael Crosson (R)
    SweetwaterDaniel Erramouspe (R)
    TetonErin Weisman (D)
    UintaLoretta Rae Howieson (R)
    WashakieJohn P. Worrall (R)
    WestonAlex Berger (R)

    Source:[73]

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