Sheriff Barton

Sheriff Barton reminds everyone that boating under the influence is illegal and can have serious consequences.

As boating season gets underway, everyone is encouraged to enjoy the water safely and responsibly.

Boat safely. Boat responsibly. Arrive home safely.

As this election season comes to a close, I want to take a moment to thank a few people who played a part in making this election season successful.

Thank you to Kelli Jo and The Volunteer Times for the fair, professional, and consistent coverage throughout this election. Thank you for helping keep our community informed and giving everyone the opportunity to be heard. Your work is appreciated.

I also want to thank everyone behind the scenes, my family, supporters, volunteers, and every person who encouraged, prayed, shared a post, put out a sign, or had a conversation on my behalf. Campaigns are never one person’s effort, and I’m incredibly grateful for every person who placed their trust in me.

Most importantly, thank you again to the people of Campbell County for your trust and support. It is an honor to continue serving this community as your Sheriff. We have a lot more work to do, and I’m committed to continuing to serve every person in this county to the very best of my ability.

And to those who may not have voted for me, I’d still welcome the opportunity to sit down over a cup of coffee and earn your trust over the next four years. At the end of the day, we all want the same thing, a safer, stronger Campbell County, and I’ll continue working every day to do my part to make that happen.

Thank you, Campbell County. I’m honored by your trust and grateful for your support. This victory belongs to every person who showed up, prayed, worked, and believed in the future of our county. We don’t take that lightly.

Today is Election Day!

To cast your vote, you must go to your assigned precinct. This is the final opportunity to help re-elect Sheriff Barton.

Thank you to everyone who has already shown up during early voting. If you haven’t voted yet, there is still time! Make a plan, head to your polling location, and let your voice be heard.

You still have time for early voting!

Early voting is open now through April 30. Don’t wait—show up and make your voice count.

This primary determines your next sheriff. Election Day is May 5.

🚨 Campbell County Voters – Important Election Information 🚨

The Local County Offices Republican Primary early voting is underway, and there is a contested Republican Primary Election for Sheriff that will be decided on the Tuesday May 5th County Primary Election between:

▪️ E. Wayne Barton II (R)
▪️ Darryl Chapman (R)

Here’s what you need to understand:

❗️ This race will effectively decide the next Sheriff of Campbell County.

🔴 There is no Democrat candidate and no Independent candidate in the August General Election. That means the winner of this Republican primary will, in practice, become the next Sheriff.

❗️ You must request a Republican ballot to vote in this race.

🔴 When you go to vote, be sure to ask for a Republican ballot in order to cast your vote for Sheriff so long as you meet the party voting qualifications.

🗳️ Your vote in this primary matters more than ever. This is your opportunity to have a direct say in who will serve as the Sheriff of Campbell County.

Make a plan. Show up. Make your voice heard.



Note: Candidates listed in alphabetical order as they will appear on the ballot

Early voting STARTS TODAY!

The May 5th Primary decides your next Sheriff.

This isn’t just another election, it’s the one that determines the outcome.

Early Voting: April 15–30
Make a plan, show up, and make your voice count.