Florida Gov. Rick Scott endorses Donald Trump for president. Scott announced the endorsement Wednesday on his official Facebook page, saying it’s time for Republicans to accept and respect the will of the voters:

I’m asking all Republicans today to come together and begin preparing to win the general election in November.

With his victories yesterday, I believe it is now time for Republicans to accept and respect the will of the voters and coalesce behind Donald Trump.

This has been a hard fought primary, with an outstanding roster of excellent candidates, including two of Florida’s favorite sons, and several Republican Governors who are close friends of mine.

But the voters are speaking clearly – they want a businessman outsider who will dramatically shake up the status quo in Washington.

When I first ran for Governor the political class and party leaders opposed me with great vigor, and some even said if I won the primary they would never vote for me. But the voters had other ideas, and they are the only ones who count.

Here’s what really matters – we have to elect a Republican in the fall in order to grow jobs, rebuild our military, and put a person who respects the Constitution on the Supreme Court.

This is the stuff that truly matters.

If we spend another four months tearing each other apart, we will damage our ability to win in November. It’s time for an end to the Republican on Republican violence. It’s time for us to begin coming together, we’ve had a vigorous primary, now let’s get serious about winning in November.

Scott joins New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie and Maine Gov. Ralph LePage, who had previously endorsed Christie,  as the third sitting Governor to endorse the Donald. Scott is also well to do businessman who spent millions of his own money during his first run for office.

According to Fox News, Scott refused to make an endorsement before Florida’s primary but he wrote an op-ed in early January all but endorsing Trump. There are rumors that Scott is looking to be Trump’s vice presidential nominee, but Trump told CNN’s Anderson Cooper, “I would absolutely not need another business person.” Maybe Scott missed that.