McALPIN
2026 candidate for County Court Judge
Todd McAlpin has built his career in public service as an Assistant District Attorney in the 20th Circuit Court District, serving Madison County. He earned his law degree from Mississippi College School of Law (Class of 2012) and has worked in the courtroom on matters where the stakes are high for victims, defendants, families, and the community.
Madison County Court handles important civil matters, youth court cases, and appeals. These issues directly affect families, local businesses, and the future of our county. Todd is running because he believes people deserve a judge who is prepared, patient, and fair. Someone who listens closely, applies the law as written, and treats every person who enters the courtroom with dignity and respect.
“I will apply the law as written and make decisions based on the facts and the law, not on politics.”
Strong Values & Integrity
“I’m running for Madison County Court Judge because people deserve a courtroom led with preparation, patience, and fairness. I will listen carefully, follow the law as written, and treat every person who walks into court with dignity and respect.
After years in public service as a prosecutor, I’ve seen how much the public depends on a judge who is prepared, patient, and fair. My goal is to bring steady leadership to the courtroom, focused on due process, equal treatment, and respect for everyone who appears before the court. I will apply the law as written and make decisions based on the facts and the law, not on politics.”
- Todd McAlpin
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Doing the right thing, even when it’s hard.
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Applying the law fairly, no favorites, no politics.
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A courtroom where everyone is treated with dignity.
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Clear expectations and lawful consequences.
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Remembering the court exists to serve the public.
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Reading, researching, and being ready for every case.
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Moving cases forward while protecting due process.