Scott Wells Drorbaugh

Democrat · Candidate for District Attorney District 17 (Alamance County) · November 3, 2026

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The elected prosecutor for a judicial district. Decides which crimes to charge and prosecutes them in court for the state.

2 candidates ran for District Attorney District 17 (Alamance County) in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is Scott Wells Drorbaugh?
Scott Wells Drorbaugh is running as a Democrat.
What does the District Attorney District 17 seat do?
The elected prosecutor for a judicial district. Decides which crimes to charge and prosecutes them in court for the state.
Who is Scott Wells Drorbaugh running against?
Sean Boone, for District Attorney District 17 (Alamance County).
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