Health care you can actually reach
Thirty years at the bedside taught her what happens when care is too far away or too expensive. She has spent a career closing that gap.
YOUR DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE — DISTRICT 108
Thank you, District 108.Now, on to November.
On August 18, Democrats made Daphne Campbell their nominee for State Representative. On November 3, we take this fight to the Republicans in Tallahassee — and win it.
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Democratic Nominee · General Election · November 3, 2026
Together, District 108 moves forward.
DEMOCRATICNOMINEE
Dear Neighbor,
Thank you. On August 18, the Democrats of District 108 chose me as their nominee for State Representative, and I will carry that trust the way I have carried every shift for thirty years as a nurse in this community: by showing up.
Now the real fight begins. In Tallahassee, Republicans have spent years chipping away at our health care, our public schools, and the rights of our immigrant families. I have sat in that Legislature. I know how they work — and I know how to beat them, because I have done it before.
On November 3, I am respectfully asking for your vote one more time.
Daphne Campbell
Daphne Campbell, RN, BSN — Democratic Nominee for State Representative, District 108
TESTED LEADERSHIP
She has done this job before.
Not promises — a record. Here is what three decades of nursing and public service actually bought District 108.
Housing families can afford
She sponsored affordable-housing legislation in Tallahassee and worked to keep families in this district out of foreclosure.
Standing with immigrant families
She pushed for Temporary Protected Status extensions when Haitian families across District 108 had everything riding on it.
Schools that keep their funding
When the state tightened its budget, she fought to keep the cuts out of our classrooms.
A real path into nursing
She built nursing-education programs, because here the road into a stable career often runs through a hospital badge.
Money brought back home
$3.7 million in project funding delivered to cities and small businesses across the district.
Three decades of service, on the record.
The first Haitian-American to serve as a Florida State Senator — and a registered nurse for over thirty years.
- First Haitian-American Florida State Senator. Served District 108 in the House, then District 38 in the Senate.
- A nurse for over three decades. Thirty years at the bedside before, during and after public office.
- Health care, housing and nursing education. Spearheaded legislative initiatives on medical malpractice, affordable housing and nursing education programs.
- Stood up for immigrant families. Advocated for Temporary Protected Status extensions.
- Defended school funding against budget reductions during economic constraints.
Funding she secured for the district
- $3.7M
- in local project funding for cities and businesses
- $125M+
- for District 38
- $25M
- committed to advance cancer research
The primary is won. November is next.
The general election is open to every registered voter in District 108 — Democrat, Republican, or no party at all. This November, our community decides who defends its health care, its schools, and its families in Tallahassee.
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