Hurstbourne City Commission · Nov 3, 2026

James P.
DeLaney

James P. DeLaney is running for Hurstbourne City Commission in the Nov 3, 2026 election; 7 candidates are running for 4 seats.

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Nov 3Election Day

The race · City Commission

  1. 01Robert Cissell
  2. 02James P. DeLaneyYou’re reading
  3. 03Ben JacksonIncumbent
  4. 04Christina LeahyIncumbent
  5. 05Bill LeavellIncumbent
  6. 06Any Mardis
  7. 07Kevin Singer
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Background

About
Partner at Shepherd Insurance and president of the Oxmoor Woods Homeowners Association. His campaign page says he has spent more than two decades in risk management.
How the press groups them
Running together with John May and Rob Cissell as Hurstbourne Candidates for Change. Hurstbourne Candidates for Change (campaign site of May, DeLaney and Cissell)

John May, James P. DeLaney and Robert Cissell campaign together as Hurstbourne Candidates for Change; the site is paid for by May, DeLaney, and Cissell. Hurstbourne Candidates for Change (campaign site of May, DeLaney and Cissell)

On the record: James P. DeLaney

4 sourced
01Ballot listing1 sourced position
02Why he is running1 sourced position
  • Says he would bring his risk-management approach to keeping Hurstbourne safe and well-managed.

    I am committed to bringing that same practical, results-driven approach to keeping Hurstbourne safe, accountable, and well-managed.”

    Own statementHurstbourne Candidates for ChangeLink

03Safety and traffic1 sourced position
04Joint platform1 sourced position

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