Orange County is at a critical juncture, and Tiffany Moore Russell brings the exact depth of experience, fiscal management, and compassionate vision needed to lead our
community forward. First elected to the Orange County Commission in 2006 as the youngest commissioner in county history, Tiffany went on to make history again in 2014 when she was elected as the first African American Clerk of Courts in Orange County and the first African American female Clerk in Florida history. Throughout her distinguished public service, she has been a steadfast advocate for accessible justice, economic opportunity, and equitable government services for all residents.
Tiffany supports every woman’s fundamental right to control her own reproductive health and opposes any legal restrictions on abortion access. She believes in full access to contraceptives, medically accurate health information, and funding for vital providers like Planned Parenthood.
As working families in Orange County navigate rising costs, Tiffany has placed affordability and accessible housing at the heart of her campaign platform. As a trained attorney, she demonstrated this commitment firsthand by establishing the Lydia Gardner Self Help Center—the first of its kind in Orange County—providing affordable, low-cost legal assistance to residents navigating family law, small claims, and residential evictions. As Mayor, Tiffany will champion smart growth and expand attainable housing so that families and service workers can afford to live, work, and thrive in the community they build.