Kentucky Attorney General Daniel Cameron sent a total of 11 emails to his senior staff from January 2022 to July 2023, and he didnt send a single text message to any of them during that same period, according to an open records request of the Republican officials communications with top aides.

There could be a reasonable explanation for why it appears that Cameron, who is currently the GOP nominee for Kentucky governor, doesnt communicate with his staff.

But his office is repeatedly refusing to say what is going on.

HuffPost obtained copies of records of Camerons communications with eight members of the Executive Office of the Kentucky Attorney General staff, originally obtained through a Freedom of Information Act request. The request for these records, which was not put in by HuffPost, specifically asks for copies of Camerons communications via his public accounts and devices, including emails, email attachments, calendar invites, text messages and any conversations with senior staff on messaging platforms such as Slack or GChat.