Orlando, Florida — As early voting begins this week across all of Florida, Stanley Campbell, candidate for the U.S. Senate, is calling on all Floridians to take advantage of this crucial opportunity. Campbell is urging voters to head to the polls early to ensure their voices are heard in the upcoming primary.
Stanley Campbell, candidate for U.S. Senate, shaking hands with Bishop James David Stockton III, candidate for U.S. District House 6 seat."Early voting is more than just a convenience; it's a chance to make your voice heard and to stand up for the future of our state," Campbell said. "This week, as Floridians cast their votes, I want to remind everyone that we have a critical choice to make. Our fight isn't just about policies—it's about the kind of leadership we need to move forward."
Campbell's campaign emphasizes the importance of turning out to vote early and making it a community effort. "Imagine the impact if we all show up early and vote together," Campbell said. "Let's make this a movement—a march to the polls. By casting our votes early, we can ensure that every voice is heard and that we are united in our fight for a better future."
The August 20th primary is a pivotal moment for Florida. Stanley Campbell's campaign is focused on defeating incumbent Rick Scott in November, and Campbell believes that the key to success lies in the engagement and participation of voters across the state. The early voting period offers an opportunity to avoid the last-minute rush and ensure that every Floridian has their say in this important election.
Campbell's campaign has garnered significant support from diverse communities and organizations, including the AFL-CIO and the Democratic Black Caucus, among others, who are mobilizing their members and families to participate in the early voting process. "Our campaign is about more than just one candidate; it's about building a coalition of voters who are ready for change," Campbell said. "I ask for your vote on August 20th and encourage you to make voting a collective effort. I will fight Rick Scott for your Social Security and Medicare benefits." This isn’t mere rhetoric for Campbell; it’s a battle he is intimately familiar with. His company tackles Medicare fraud head-on, recovering around $120 million in taxpayer dollars each day.
"Now," Campbell vowed, "I’m ready to take that fight to the Senate for Floridians." His promise to protect Social Security and Medicare resonates deeply with seniors who have felt the squeeze of economic insecurity. In a recent stop in Ocala and The Villages, Campbell’s commitment to securing their future was met with hope and resolve. He listened, shared his vision, and pledged to be their unwavering advocate in the Senate.
The road ahead is demanding, but Campbell is prepared. He has one crucial ask from Floridians: their vote on or before August 20th to send him on to November 5th to fight against Rick Scott.
For more information about Stanley Campbell, visit www.StanleyforFlorida.com.
