Housing you can afford
More homes at prices working families can actually pay, faster permitting, and real protections for renters.
Read the planYoungest County Commissioner in our history. Florida's first African American woman Clerk of Courts. A lifelong Orange County resident with a record of getting things done.
Tiffany Moore Russell for Orange County Mayor · Non-partisan
Election day is coming.
Tiffany has spent two decades doing the work in Orange County: as an attorney, a County Commissioner, and the Clerk of Courts. She's done the job. Now she's ready for the next one.
Elected to represent District 6, then re-elected for a second term.
And the first African American Clerk in Orange County, elected and re-elected.
Payment plans for outstanding fines and fees, so people could get their licenses, and their lives, back.
Seven priorities for an Orange County that works for everyone, from Pine Hills to Horizon West, Apopka to Lake Nona.
More homes at prices working families can actually pay, faster permitting, and real protections for renters.
Read the planDevelopment that pays its own way and puts roads, schools and parks in place before the rooftops.
Read the planSafer roads, better transit, and a plan for the county's traffic — not just the next study.
Read the planDrainage, sidewalks, water and roads fixed where people live, not just where the cameras are.
Read the planWell-staffed, well-trained first responders and prevention that keeps neighborhoods safe.
Read the planBack Main Street, cut the red tape, and diversify the jobs Orange County depends on.
Read the planMore places to play, gather and create, in every district.
Read the planTwo decades of public service. A courthouse that runs better than it did. A county that raised her. Hear why Tiffany is running, in her own words.
Endorsedby leaders across the county
State senators and representatives, county commissioners, judges, mayors, and organizations from Florida Rising to the Central Florida Hotel & Lodging Association are backing Tiffany for Mayor.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Vote by mail, vote early, or vote on Election Day. Just make a plan now.
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