What Is the Black Republican Caucus of Florida?

The Black Republican Caucus of Florida is the largest Black Republican organization in the state — a year-round civic force chaired by Sean P. Jackson, working to grow Black participation in Republican politics across all 67 counties.

What is the caucus?

The Black Republican Caucus of Florida is the largest organization of its kind in the state. It exists to grow Black participation in Republican politics, develop candidates and leaders, and maintain a consistent, credible presence in communities across Florida — not only when an election is on the calendar.

Who leads it?

The caucus is led by Chairman Sean P. Jackson, now in his third consecutive term. Under his leadership it has become one of Florida's most recognizable platforms for Black conservatives, known for showing up year-round and for coverage that has reached national and international audiences.

Where does it operate?

Statewide. The caucus is building toward an active presence in all 67 Florida counties, pairing local engagement with a statewide voice on the issues that matter to Black families and communities.

What does it stand for?

Conservative principles, applied with a commitment to being present and delivering results. The caucus makes the case that engagement is earned through year-round work, and it champions second chances and criminal justice reform as part of that conversation rather than an afterthought.