(CENTREVILLE) – A former St. Joseph County Prosecutor is joining the race to hold that position.
According to St. Joseph Clerk Lindsay Oswald, former Prosecutor John McDonough has filed to run for the office he held for 12 years. McDonough left the office in 2020 after losing to current Prosecutor David Marvin in the Primary Election.
Marvin has also filed to seek re-election. In addition, Deborah Davis has filed to run for Prosecutor.
All three are running on the Republican ticket.
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