Foster Campbell on Civil Rights

Oppose same-sex marriage, but respect Supreme Court ruling

A: No. My personal convictions inform my belief that religious marriage is between a man and woman. However, I do respect the Supreme Court and its decision on this matter. I will keep my oath to uphold the constitution and, above all, I will treat all my constituents and all the American people with respect.

Equal Pay for work by women and their male counterparts

• Support Equal Pay for work by women and their male counterparts
• Support an Increased Minimum Wage so parents can spend less time at work and more time with their children
• Support College Loan Forgiveness in return for two years of military or domestic public service
• Support Medicaid Expansion and work to improve ObamaCare

Endorsed by BOLD: New Orleans African-American leaders

BOLD was founded in 1968 and has influenced statewide politics since then. Since its inception, BOLD has worked tirelessly to better the community through the political process, while focused on citizen engagement, community uplift and voter education. "Foster Campbell has BOLD's support because it's evident which candidate is looking to better our state for everyone," said its chair. "We supported Governor Edwards and we're thrilled to support Foster for the US Senate."Governor John Bel Edwards has also enthusiastically endorsed Campbell over his Democratic opponents.