The company at the center of GOP governor nominee Daniel Cameron’s campaign finance scandal also raised thousands for Gov. Andy Beshear, his opponent in the November election.
The company at the center of a burgeoninginvolving Daniel Cameron—the Kentucky attorney general and GOP governor nominee—also raised thousands of dollars for his Democratic rival, Gov. Andy Beshear, a development that could complicate their high-profile battle for the state’s most powerful office.
The contributions came from top company officials, including Elam, and totaled $6,900, according to Kentucky campaign finance records. Reached for comment, Beshear spokesperson Alex Floyd said that the contrast between the two candidates’ handling of the Edgewater contributions underscores ethical concerns over Cameron.
The Beshear donors include some of the same Edgewater officials who donated to Cameron. One of those employees was named in Cameron’s recusal as a specific focus of the probe, which was opened in 2022 under the state’s Office of Medicare Fraud and Abuse, The Daily Beast previously reported. The election in Kentucky, slated for this November, is arguably the most closely-watched contest of the year. Beshear, a rare Democrat to find success in a state Donald Trump won by nearly 30 points in 2020, is running on a record focused on the economy and health care.
First, where Cameron approached Edgewater personally, it appears to have been the reverse with Beshear. His campaign told The Daily Beast that the governor did not solicit the contributions or initiate the fundraiser. Elam and Adkins are also both typically Democratic donors, state and federal filings show, and it’s unclear why Cameron sought out their support specifically.
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