Kentucky Senate candidate Daniel Cameron was once seen as the heir apparent to succeed retiring former GOP Senate Leader Mitch McConnell, but he’s not raising money like a frontrunner.
Cameron raised a little more than $385,000 last quarter, according to a campaign finance report filed Tuesday night with the Federal Election Commission. It’s a surprisingly meager sum for the former state attorney general who faces a contested GOP primary that includes Rep. Andy Barr and Lexington businessman Nate Morris.
Cameron, attempting to make history as Kentucky’s first Black senator, was trounced by Barr, who posted a strong second quarter pulling in…
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