In the hotly contested race for governor of Kentucky, Republican nominee Daniel Cameron is making his final push to secure votes before Election Day. With the campaign in a dead heat, Cameron has been emphasizing his support from former President Donald Trump and the surge in his poll numbers against incumbent Democratic Governor Andy Beshear.

Speaking at the Shelby County Fairgrounds, Cameron highlighted the unpopularity of Governor Beshear due to his endorsement of President Joe Biden. Recent polling data has shown Cameron either gaining ground on or tying with Beshear, a development that Cameron believes underscores the commonwealth's dissatisfaction with their current governor.

"Kentucky voters do not want a governor who openly endorses Joe Biden and embraces the policies coming out of Washington, D.C.," Cameron stated confidently. He aimed to appeal to independent and middle-of-the-road voters by centering his pitch around opposing President Biden's policies and the economic challenges faced by Kentuckians.

Cameron drew attention to rising inflation, which has impacted the purchasing power of everyday citizens, making it more expensive to buy essentials like groceries and gas. He argued that endorsing a president who has presided over such economic difficulties is a clear indication of Gov. Beshear's failures. Channeling the sentiments of former President Trump, Cameron echoed the assertion that Beshear has been "an absolute disaster."

Trump's endorsement of Cameron dates back to last year when he first entered the race, and Cameron has reciprocated the support since then. The former president's continued backing is seen as a significant advantage for Cameron, particularly as Trump outperforms his Republican primary opponents for the 2024 presidential election.

In a surprising shift from the party's messaging in 2020 and 2022, Cameron encouraged his supporters to take advantage of early voting, a practice typically embraced by Democrats. This move reflects his desire to mobilize all commonsense conservatives and Kentuckians who prioritize strong, sensible leadership. It also serves as a means to send a resounding message that Kentucky rejects far-left ideologies from seeping into the state.

Despite the close race, Governor Beshear maintains his popularity as one of the few remaining Democratic governors leading a red state. However, Cameron's growing support and resonance with voters pose a significant challenge to Beshear's re-election prospects.

As Election Day approaches, all eyes will be on the Kentucky governor race. The outcome will not only shape the political landscape within the commonwealth but also provide insights into the broader sentiment towards President Biden's policies. For the latest updates, exclusive interviews, and more from the 2024 campaign trail, visit the Fox News Digital election hub.