The August general election may bring with it a hefty paycheck to those who emerge as the top vote-getters.Those elected to the following offices have salaries set by the state:• Circuit Court Judge – $165,204 - Incumbent Bart Stanley is running unopposed.• General Sessions Judge – $150,588 - Challenger Jean Brock will be running against incumbent Bill Locke.• District Attorney General – $144,180 - Challenger Tim Pirtle will be running against incumbent Lisa Zavogiannis.• Public Defender – $144,180 - Newcomer John Partin defeated Dan Bryant in the May primary and will take office Sept. 1.• County Executive – $81,153 - Current County Executive John Pelham has decided to retire after two terms. Vying for the office are Jonathan Ferrell, John Shields and Herschel Wells Sr.• Road Superin-tendent – $77,290 - Bobby Turner is running for the position against incumbent Levie Glenn.• Sheriff – $77,290 - Mike “Doc” Smith and Danice Taylor will run against incumbent Jackie Matheny.• Register of Deeds - $70,263 – Charlie King and Patsy Paquette will run against incumbent Terry Smith.• Assessor of Property - $70,263 – Incumbent Beth Martin is up for re-election in 2016.• Trustee - $70,263 – Incumbent Darlene Bryant ran unopposed in the May primary and will retain her position.• County Court Clerk - $70,263 – Bernie Morris won the May primary and will retain her position.Positions up for election but include salaries not mandated by the state include:County Commissioners - $260 per month plus $25 for each attended.