(June 3, 2025) - U.S. Senate Candidate Daniel Cameron announces “Law Enforcement for Cameron”, a coalition of local law enforcement officers and community leaders throughout the Commonwealth. The campaign kicked off the coalition with a roundtable discussion in Jeffersontown focused on key issues affecting Kentucky communities. View photos from the event here.
“I’m honored to stand with the brave men and women who protect our communities,” said Daniel Cameron. “This coalition reflects a shared commitment to law and order, safer neighborhoods, and a Kentucky where every family can thrive without fear. As Kentucky’s next U.S. Senator, I will continue to be a voice for law enforcement and ensure they have the tools and support they need to do their jobs and return home safely.”
Public safety officials joined Cameron at the roundtable to share ideas and solutions for Kentucky’s most pressing public safety challenges.
“Daniel Cameron understands the real challenges we face, not from behind a desk, but by standing with us on the front lines,” said Bullitt County Sheriff Walt Scholar. “He’s never wavered in his support for the men and women in law enforcement. I have no doubt he’ll carry that same unwavering commitment to Washington and be a strong voice for our community.”
During the discussion, several in attendance stressed the need for more resources, training, and policies to combat violent crime, mental health issues, and drug trafficking.
“Daniel has been a steadfast ally of Kentucky’s law enforcement,” said Shelby County Sheriff Mark Moore. “Kentucky needs a U.S. Senator who stands shoulder to shoulder with officers and prosecutors. I am proud to stand with Daniel.”
Cameron has long championed law and order and brings a proven record of standing up for the brave men and women in blue. As Attorney General, Daniel Cameron fought against violent crime, held traffickers accountable, and defended the role of law enforcement in keeping Kentucky safe.
Law enforcement officers across Kentucky are joining the coalition and endorsing Daniel Cameron for Senate.
Joe Milam, Sheriff, Anderson County
Jamie Reihs, Sheriff, Boyd County
Bobby Boody, Sheriff, Bracken County
Walt Scholar, Sheriff, Bullitt County
Bryan Ernstberger, County Attorney, Calloway County
Jim Daley, Jailer, Campbell County
Chad Weddle, Sheriff, Casey County
Tyler DeArmond, Sheriff, Christian County
Joe White, County Attorney, Clay County
Art Maglinger, Jailer, Daviess County
Brad Youngman, Sheriff, Daviess County
Jeremy Thompson, Police Chief, Elizabethtown
Rodney Kidd, Fmr. Police Chief, Lancaster
Shawn Hines, Sheriff, Lincoln County
Steven Gregg, Constable, Madison County
Jason Darnall, County Attorney, Marshall County
Eddie McGuire, Fmr. Sheriff, Marshall County
Bret Chamberlain, Jailer, Mercer County
Dale “Frog” Ford, Sheriff, Monroe County
Justin Hall, Jailer, Nelson County
Tim Wakefield, Sheriff, Oldham County
Steve Sparrow, Fmr. Sheriff, Oldham County
Jim Acquisto, Deputy Sheriff, Oldham County
Zackary Wilt, Public Safety, Oldham County
Mark Bess, Fmr. Sheriff, Owen County
Rick Brummett, Constable, Rockcastle County
Bill Elliotte, Sheriff, Whitley County
Blake Chambers, Commonwealth Attorney, 38th Judicial Circuit
To join Law Enforcement for Cameron and get involved, please visit here.