Who's running for Jefferson County sheriff? Meet primary candidates
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Jefferson County, Kentucky is set to elect a new sheriff in 2026, with three Democrats and one Republican running in the primary and general elections. The current interim Sheriff David James is not seeking a full term.
Jefferson County will elect a new sheriff in 2026. The current interim Sheriff, David James, was appointed after former Sheriff John Aubrey's death in September 2025 and is not running for a full term. Three Democrats and one Republican have filed to run for the position. The Democratic primary will take place on May 19, and the winner will face Republican Alexander W. Marson in the November general election. The Jefferson County Sheriff's Office is responsible for law enforcement, tax collection, and courthouse security. Voters can find their sample ballot and precinct information online.
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