District Attorney Campaign Websites
Online Candidate builds District Attorney campaign websites for candidates who need to demonstrate legal experience, sound judgment, leadership, and a balanced approach to public safety and justice.
We also create websites for candidates running for County Attorney, State’s Attorney, Prosecuting Attorney, Commonwealth’s Attorney, and similar elected legal offices. Titles and responsibilities vary, so your website should use the exact office name shown on the ballot and explain its authority within your jurisdiction.
Choose a self-service website, a professionally designed site, or a package that includes custom design and initial content setup. Every option includes a domain name, secure hosting, mobile-responsive design, campaign-focused pages and tools, and ongoing support.
Online Candidate has helped county and local candidates launch and manage campaign websites since 2004.
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District Attorney Website Examples
View real District Attorney campaign websites created with Online Candidate. These examples show how prosecutor candidates present their legal experience, leadership qualifications, public safety priorities, endorsements, and reasons for running.
What a District Attorney Campaign Website Needs to Do
Demonstrate Readiness to Lead the Office
Present the legal, courtroom, management, and public-service experience that prepares you to lead a prosecutor’s office. You’ll want to explain your relevant accomplishments and credentials.
When in office, a District Attorney may oversee attorneys, investigators, victim-service personnel, administrative staff, substantial caseloads, and public resources. Your website should establish both legal competence and leadership ability.
Explain Your Approach to Public Safety and Justice
Address priorities that fall within the office’s authority. These may include violent crime, prosecution policy, victim services, case management, diversion, public integrity, community safety, and coordination with law enforcement. Explain how you would balance public safety, fairness, accountability, and the responsible use of prosecutorial discretion. Don’t make promises about the outcome of active or pending individual cases.
Match the Campaign to the Local Office
Use the exact office title and jurisdiction voters will see on the ballot. Explain whether the office serves one county, multiple counties, a judicial district, a circuit, or another defined area. In some jurisdictions, the County Attorney acts as the chief prosecutor. In others, the office also provides civil representation to county government or operates separately from the District Attorney.
Support Claims Carefully
Crime statistics, prosecution results, case outcomes, identified savings, and other performance claims should include dates, sources, and enough context for voters to evaluate them. Candidates should also exercise care when discussing pending cases, confidential information, victims, defendants, or any matters governed by professional-conduct rules.
Read our guide to running for District Attorney.
District Attorney Campaign Website Features
Fast Startup, No Stress
Your domain, hosting, and website builder are included, so you can begin building your district attorney campaign website right away.
Accept Online Donations Easily
Works with Anedot, Raise the Money, ActBlue, WinRed and more. We do not charge an additional transaction fee or act as a middleman with your campaign contributions.
Great-Looking Design
Choose a custom design or campaign template with options for colors, fonts, photographs, and other design elements. Every site is mobile responsive.
Professional Logo and Branding
Custom packages and design upgrades include a campaign logo and matching website graphics. High-resolution logo files are also included for signs, mailers, social media, and other campaign materials.
Pages for a Prosecutor Campaign
Create pages for your biography, legal experience, priorities, endorsements, campaign news, voter information, volunteer opportunities, donations, and contact information. Add, remove, or rename pages as needed.
Recruit Support
Recruit supporters for events, voter outreach, phone calls, sign distribution, fundraising, and Election Day activities. Volunteer, endorsement, and contact submissions are emailed to you and stored in your administration area.
Choose Your Package
All plans come with great support by knowledge base, email, and phone. No hidden fees.
Enhanced
Package
Custom Design + Content Setup
Best for busy campaigns that want their website professionally built and ready to go.
$699
/one time
Regular
Package
Custom Design
Best for campaigns that want a custom design
but prefer to add their own content.
$449
/one time
Monthly
Option
Custom Design or Template Options
Best for candidates who want to build and manage their own website with flexible monthly pricing.
$29
/month
Add-ons and marketing services can be ordered at any time.
Need help or have questions? Call Carol at 845-926-3400.
Frequently Asked Questions
What should a District Attorney campaign website include?
Is a District Attorney the same as a County Attorney, State’s Attorney, or Prosecuting Attorney?
Sometimes. Different states use District Attorney, County Attorney, State’s Attorney, Prosecuting Attorney, Commonwealth’s Attorney, and other titles for their elected local prosecutors.
The responsibilities are not identical everywhere. Some County Attorneys also provide civil legal representation to county government. Other jurisdictions divide civil and criminal responsibilities between separate offices.