President Joe Biden and some of his top supporters celebrated Gov. Andy Beshear's (D-KY) Tuesday night reelection victory in Kentucky.

Beshear's opponent, Daniel Cameron, was a former top aide to Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) who campaigned heavily on banning abortion in the state, his endorsement from former President Donald Trump, and against Biden's economic platform. Though Beshear led by as much as 16 points earlier this fall, an Emerson poll taken between Oct. 20 and Nov. 2, the final poll of the cycle, showed Cameron up by 1 point.

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Biden himself spoke with Beshear by phone Tuesday night and congratulated him on the win, according to White House officials.

Meanwhile, several current and former senior Biden aides propped up Beshear's win as an endorsement of the president, even before the race was finally called.

Andrew Bates, a senior White House press aide, tweeted several times about the Kentucky election, focusing on Cameron's embracing of Trump and a statewide abortion ban.

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"The closing message below — from a candidate [whose] Twitter bio starts with 'Trump-endorsed' — crashed and burned," he wrote in one post.

"How did the Biden bashing work for you?" added former White House chief of staff Ron Klain while quoting a Nov. 4 post from Cameron slamming Bidenomics.