Nathan Stinchcomb
Candidate for Jailer, Webster County
Background
Nathan Stinchcomb is Sebree's police chief and previously worked for the Webster County and Union County sheriff's offices. He won the May 2026 Republican primary for jailer over Cameron Shelton.
Documented positions
Public safety
Pledges staff training and accountability at the county jail
ReportLocal candidates make their case for primariesNews coverage · The Journal-Enterprise · May 14, 2026 · the-messenger.com
“My priority focus is on safety through proper training and accountability, ensuring a professional environment for staff and inmates.”
Courts & justice
Supports inmate education and job training to cut recidivism
ReportLocal candidates make their case for primariesNews coverage · The Journal-Enterprise · May 14, 2026 · the-messenger.com
“I am committed to rehabilitation by supporting education and job/community training programs that reduce recidivism.”
All sources (4)
- Webster County Sample Ballot, General Election, November 3, 2026 (published under KRS 424.290)
Election filing · Webster County Clerk (posted by the Kentucky Secretary of State) · web.sos.ky.gov
- Candidate Filings with the County Clerk, 2026 General Election (Webster County; includes declared write-in and withdrawn candidates)
Election filing · Kentucky Secretary of State · web.sos.ky.gov
- Primary elections reshape Fiscal Court
News coverage · The Journal-Enterprise · May 28, 2026 · the-messenger.com
- Local candidates make their case for primaries
News coverage · The Journal-Enterprise · May 14, 2026 · the-messenger.com
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