DETROIT - TelAve -- Reverend Wendell Anthony, one of Michigan's most respected civil rights and community leaders, today announced his endorsement of Korey Hall for Michigan State Senate in the 3rd District.

Anthony's endorsement follows the previously announced endorsement of Hall by the Fannie Lou Hamer Political Action Committee and adds another respected voice to Hall's growing coalition of support throughout the district.

"For years, Korey Hall has demonstrated a commitment to serving people, building relationships, and fighting for stronger communities," said Rev. Wendell Anthony. "He understands the challenges facing our neighborhoods and has consistently worked to bring people together to address issues affecting working families, education, public safety, and economic opportunity. Korey Hall has the values, experience, and leadership our communities need in Lansing."

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Hall said he was honored to receive Anthony's endorsement.

"Rev. Wendell Anthony has dedicated his life to civil rights, voting rights, and economic justice," Hall said. "His leadership has inspired generations of leaders throughout Detroit and Michigan. I am deeply honored to receive his support and grateful for his confidence in our campaign."

Earlier this year, the Fannie Lou Hamer Political Action Committee endorsed Hall's campaign, recognizing his commitment to community engagement, opportunity, and service.

"Our campaign is about bringing people together to strengthen neighborhoods, support working families, improve public safety, expand economic opportunity, and ensure every voice is heard," Hall said. "I look forward to continuing to work alongside Rev. Anthony and community leaders throughout the district to deliver results for the people we serve."

For further information, contact Korey Hall, (313) 218-1828 or please visit:

http://www.KoreyHallForStateSenate.com