Miami, FL — The Democratic Black Caucus of Florida has officially endorsed Stanley Campbell for U.S. Senate, marking a significant milestone ahead of next month’s primary election. The endorsement was announced last Friday and comes as Campbell continues to build momentum in his campaign to challenge incumbent Rick Scott.

Stanley Campbell, a military veteran and tech entrepreneur, has already garnered substantial support, including a recent endorsement from the Florida AFL-CIO. These endorsements bolster his campaign against former U.S. Rep. Debbie Mucarsel-Powell, who has received backing from numerous elected officials and progressive organizations across the state.

Raised in Liberty City, Campbell has deep roots in Florida. He is the owner of Martin Downs Golf Club in Palm City, Florida, and is widely recognized as the older brother of Luther Campbell, the rapper from 2 Live Crew.

In a statement, Campbell expressed his gratitude for the Democratic Black Caucus of Florida’s endorsement,  "I am honored to receive the support of the Democratic Black Caucus of Florida. Together, we can bring about the change needed in our state and country."

The Democratic Black Caucus of Florida’s endorsement reflects Campbell’s alignment with the values and priorities of the community, focusing on issues such as economic development, healthcare, and social justice. Campbell’s background and experiences resonate with many voters, offering a fresh perspective and dedicated leadership.

After a fair endorsement process, which included a video of the senatorial candidates, a questionnaire, and considerable discussion among DBCFlorida’s Executive Committee, “Stanley Campbell, a Navy pilot, with more than 40 years’ experience and 14 patents in artificial intelligence, his probability to work across the aisle with Republican Senate colleagues, his command of the issues affecting Floridians and the country like healthcare, immigration, affordable housing, education, his well thought out plans for solutions, and finally, “his electability, he has captured the support and votes of the DBCFlorida Executive Committee for his quest to become Florida’s first African American  U.S. Senator,” President Mallory stated.

As the primary election approaches, Campbell’s campaign continues to emphasize his vision for a more inclusive and prosperous Florida. With the support of key endorsements and a growing base of supporters, Campbell is poised to present a strong challenge in the upcoming election.