“Tiffany’s policymaking and executive experience, along with her deep roots here, will make her a strong partner to the City of Orlando,” said Dyer, who is Orlando’s longest-serving Mayor. He is not seeking re-election next year. “I’ve seen firsthand her ability to bring people together, including when our offices worked together on the historic day same-sex marriages began in Orange County. That kind of city-county partnership matters, and I’m proud to endorse Tiffany for Orange County Mayor,” Dyer added. Demings, the outgoing term-limited Orange County Mayor, said Moore Russell “has the experience, compassion and ability to lead Orange County.” “As Clerk of Courts, she expanded access to justice, helped residents navigate a complex court system, and responsibly managed significant budgets,” Demings said. “As a former county commissioner, she understands the work of the commission and that good government is ultimately about making people’s lives better.” Hood, the Orlando Mayor from 1992-2003, also praised Moore Russell. “She cares deeply about this community and the families who call it home,” Hood said. “She brings the experience, steady leadership, and heart to lead Orange County from day one.”