Early Voting: October 20–27, 2026

Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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Meet Kenneth “Ken” Fabre

A Life of Leadership,
Justice, and Service.

Candidate for
District Attorney

Kenneth Ken Fabre, candidate for District Attorney
A PROSECUTOR'S EXPERIENCE.
A SERVANT'S HEART.
★★★★★★★
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Kenneth "Ken" Fabre
For more than 20 years, Ken Fabre has dedicated his life to serving others-in uniform, in the courtroom, in the pulpit, and in the community.

As a trial court prosecutor, he has worked tirelessly to uphold the law, protect the innocent, and bring accountability to those who break it.

As an attorney and ordained minister, Ken leads with compassion, integrity, and a deep sense of calling.

As a father of five, he understands the importance of strong families and safer communities.

20+

Years

Prosecutorial
Experience

3,200+

DWIs
Prosecuted

U.S. Army

JAG Corps · Captain

Father
of Five

Family & Service

Experience That Prepares Him to Serve.

Trial Court Prosecutor

More than 20 years of courtroom experience fighting for justice and public safety in our communities.

City of Baker Prosecutor
& City Attorney

Served as prosecutor and legal advisor, protecting the interests of the City of Baker and its residents.

Special Assistant
U.S. Attorney

Supported federal prosecutors in the pursuit of justice and the enforcement of federal law.

Principal Member of
Fabre’ Law Firm LLC

Providing legal counsel and advocacy with integrity, diligence, and commitment to clients.

SERVICE BEYOND THE COURTROOM.
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FAITH & MINISTSRY
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An ordained minister who
leads with faith, compassion,
and a heart for people.
COMMUNITY COMMITTMENT
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Active in the community, building
stronger neighborhoods and
supporting those in need.
YOUTH & FAMILIES
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Dedicated to creating safer
communities & stronger opportunities
for our youth and families.

★★★★★

PATRIOTIC SERVICE.

PROVEN LEADERSHIP.
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Ken proudly served our country as a Judge Advocate
General's Corps (JAG) attorney in the U. S. Army.

He attained the rank of Captain and was stationed in
Alexandria, Arlington, and Washington, D. C.