Teamsters Local 783 has also officially endorsed of Sarah Martin for Jefferson County Attorney.

Teamsters Local 89 has announced their endorsement of Sarah Martin for Jefferson County Attorney.

We’re proud and grateful to share that thanks to our incredible supporters, we’ve raised over $400,000 in 8 months.

The Kentucky State UAW endorsed Sarah for County Attorney, citing her commitment to Kentucky’s working families.

Today, Sarah Martin officially filed her candidacy papers for Jefferson County Attorney with the County Clerk’s Office.

Louisville Professional Fire Firefighters (IAFF) Local 54 announced their endorsement of Sarah Martin for Jefferson Co. Attorney

The Greater Louisville Central Labor Council has endorsed Sarah in her campaign for Jefferson County Attorney.

I share in the sadness of our community in losing another great elected official, Jefferson Co. Sheriff John Aubrey.

My deepest sympathies are with the family of Jefferson Co. Clerk Bobbie Holsclaw, who served our community for over two decades.

Sarah joined union members and allies rallying with AFGE Local 113 in support of federal workers.

Sarah joined union families from the Greater Louisville Central Labor Council for their annual Labor Day Picnic.

Sarah is proud to support the Louisville Metro Police Foundation and its important work for police officers and their families.

The center is a critical partner with the County Attorney’s Office to get justice for survivors of intimate partner violence.

Sarah visited with members of Teamsters Local 89 as they fight for better wages and a meaningful retirement.

Sarah Martin, a 1994 graduate of Ashland Blazer High School, announced she is running for Jefferson County Attorney.

After being endorsed by County Attorney Mike O’Connell, Martin announced her campaign has raised $50,000 in donations in one week.

O'Connell announced Thursday he will not seek reelection in 2026. He's now endorsing Sarah Martin to take his place.

O’Connell announced his support for Martin, his office's second assistant and head of the civil division, in next year’s race.

Raises more than $50,000 in the first week of her campaign and earns endorsements from prominent local leaders.