Dwight T Ingle
Candidate for Sheriff, Clark County
Background
- Occupation
- Retired Clarksville police chief
A former Clarksville police chief who spent 38 years with that department, 20 of them as chief, he lost the 2022 Democratic primary for sheriff. He filed in July 2026 to run as an independent.
Documented positions
Public safety
Pledges to reopen two unsolved county homicide cases
From his 2022 News and Tribune candidate questionnaire, when he sought the Democratic nomination for sheriff.
Report2022 PRIMARY: Clark County Sheriff, DemocratCandidate questionnaire · News and Tribune · Apr 8, 2022 · newsandtribune.com
“If elected, I want to reopen two homicide investigations that occurred in the county.”
Government & transparency
Pledges to donate his take-home salary to charity
From his 2022 questionnaire, in which he also said he funds his own campaign and takes no cash donations.
Report2022 PRIMARY: Clark County Sheriff, DemocratCandidate questionnaire · News and Tribune · Apr 8, 2022 · newsandtribune.com
“if elected, the take-home salary will be donated to children’s hospitals and St. Jude”
Other issues in this race
Other candidates in this race addressed these topics. We found no documented position from Dwight T Ingle on them.
- Health & human servicesNo documented position found.
- Courts & justiceNo documented position found.
All sources (4)
- Who and What Is on My Ballot: the official ballot of every precinct, 2026 General Election (Clark County offices and districts)
Election filing · Indiana Election Division (Indiana Voter Portal) · indianavoters.in.gov
- Who and What Is on My Ballot: the official ballot of every precinct, 2026 General Election
Election filing · Indiana Election Division (Indiana Voter Portal) · indianavoters.in.gov
- Clark, Floyd general election ballots to include many uncontested races
News coverage · News and Tribune · Jul 6, 2026 · newsandtribune.com
- 2022 PRIMARY: Clark County Sheriff, Democrat
Candidate questionnaire · News and Tribune · Apr 8, 2022 · newsandtribune.com
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