In the aftermath of his win in the state’s Republican primary, Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron will be campaigning in the general election against Democratic Governor Andy Beshear.

A considerably heavy tent of 12 Republican candidates saw rising star Cameron ultimately be the one to emerge victorious.

This was an explosive contest.

It turned into a proxy battle between the Republican frontrunner for president and an assortment of other Republican heavyweights.

These heavyweights include Florida Governor Ron DeSantis and presidential hopeful Vivek Ramaswamy, who additionally backed Craft. Though his campaign received support from former President Donald Trump.

While Quarles enjoyed the resounding backing of Kentucky farmers, Craft also received high-profile support from Sen. Ted Cruz, former Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and Rep. James Comer.

The next opponent for Cameron will be Beshear. Surveys indicate he’s among of the most well-liked governors in the country, while becoming one of the few Democratic governors of a red state.

Republicans are hoping to make the most of President Biden and the left’s unpopularity; hence, the race is generally anticipated to be a predictor of the 2024 presidential and congressional races.

Once Cameron’s victory was announced, the super PAC backing Trump’s third presidential bid issued an announcement, praising the result as evidence of the former president’s ongoing influence in the GOP.

It claimed the Republican Party is led by President Trump and the outcomes of the Republican primary for governor of Kentucky confirm that.

“Republican voters support President Trump, not Ron DeSantis,” according to an announcement from Make America Great Again Inc. spokeswoman, Alex Pfeiffer.

She continued by saying they must get together to support Trump. When President Trump backs a candidate, voters are aware he is acting in their best interests, not those of the consulting class, according to Trump’s backers.