Louisville, Ky (June 19, 2025) – Daniel Cameron has been endorsed by another 25 law enforcement officials in Kentucky.
“Kentucky’s law enforcement community knows I will always defend those who risk their lives to keep our neighborhoods safe,” said Cameron. “These local leaders know I will work shoulder-to-shoulder with President Trump to ensure they have the support they need to uphold justice and deliver real security for Kentucky families.”
Cameron has long championed law and order and brings a proven record of standing up for the brave men and women in uniform. As Attorney General, Cameron fought against violent crime, held traffickers accountable, and defended the role of law enforcement in keeping Kentucky safe.
His leadership has made communities safer—and earned the respect of those who serve on the front lines.
“Daniel’s proven leadership and unwavering commitment to public safety make him the right choice to confront the crises facing our nation,” said Fleming County Sheriff Tim Smith. “We trust him to advocate for policies that protect and strengthen those who serve on the front lines.”
Kentucky’s law enforcement community is rallying behind Daniel Cameron. Earlier this month, the Cameron Campaign launched the Law Enforcement for Cameron coalition to mobilize officials who know Cameron will always have their back.
To join the Law Enforcement for Cameron coalition, please visit here.
The public safety officials who have endorsed Cameron for Senate today include:
Aaron Shirley, Jailer, Barren County
William “Bill” Hensley, Jailer, Boyd County
James Daley, Jailer, Campbell County
Will Gilbert, Ret. Sheriff, Carlisle County
Mike Woodrum, Jailer, Casey County
Athena Hayes, Jailer, Crittenden County
John Burlew, County Attorney, Daviess County
Kris Crawford, Constable, Daviess County
Tim Smith, Sheriff, Fleming County
Jon Hayden, Sheriff, Graves County
Kelli Krill Elliott, Jailer, Graves County
Jason Woosley, Jailer, Grayson County
Billy Whitenack, Fmr. Mayor and Fmr. Chief of Police, Harrodsburg
B.J. Burton, Chief of Police, Hawesville
Ryan Hughes, Chief of Police, Lancaster
Brian Smith, Sheriff, LaRue County
Jody Perry, Jailer, LaRue County
Roger Ford, Jailer, Marshall County
David Knight, Jailer, McCracken County
Jeff Tindall, Jailer, Oldham County
Greg Speck, Fmr. Sheriff, Pulaski County
Mark Moore, Sheriff, Shelby County
Eric Vaughn, Jailer, Simpson County
Stephen Harmon, Jailer, Warren County
Bill Craig, Ret. Chief of Police, Wilmore