John McIntyre

Republican · Candidate for Hemphill County Attorney, Unexpired Term · November 3, 2026

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The county's elected lawyer. In most states that elect one, it prosecutes crimes in the county and advises county government. In Kentucky it prosecutes district-court cases (such as misdemeanors and juvenile cases) and advises the fiscal court.

1 candidate ran for Hemphill County Attorney, Unexpired Term in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

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What party is John McIntyre?
John McIntyre is running as a Republican.
What does the Hemphill County Attorney, Unexpired Term seat do?
The county's elected lawyer. In most states that elect one, it prosecutes crimes in the county and advises county government. In Kentucky it prosecutes district-court cases (such as misdemeanors and juvenile cases) and advises the fiscal court.
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