Homegrown. Proven. Delivering.
From new affordable homes in Holden Heights to two decades mentoring our kids, Commissioner Mike Scott is putting District 6 families first.
WHAT MATTERS TO OUR FAMILIES
THREE THINGS MIKE SCOTT IS FIGHTING FOR
District 6 is where Orlando's families live, work, and raise their kids. Mike Scott grew up here — and his priorities come straight from our neighborhoods.
HOUSING
HOMES FAMILIES CAN ACTUALLY AFFORD
Rent relief you can see from your street. New affordable communities are opening across our district right now — like the 104 apartments at the Enclave at Canopy Park in Holden Heights — because Mike Scott fought for them on the county's Affordable Housing Advisory Board.
SAFETY & YOUTH
SAFE STREETS, STRONG KIDS
Mike spent more than 18 years mentoring our youth before he ever held office — building programs for personal development, life skills, and second chances. Now he's putting that work into county policy, from the Citizens Safety Task Force to neighborhood investment.
OPPORTUNITY
AN ECONOMY THAT WORKS FOR US
The tourism corridor runs through our district — and the prosperity should too. Mike Scott is working to make sure tourist dollars build our neighborhoods: better infrastructure, real opportunity, and investment where District 6 families live.
PROOF, NOT PROMISES
THE RECEIPTS
RAISED HERE.
SERVING HERE.
Mike Scott was born and raised in Orlando — the son of Richmond Heights and Tangelo Park. He's a U.S. Air Force veteran, a father, a mentor, and now Orange County's Vice Mayor.
U.S. Air Force Veteran
Born and raised in the District 6 community
22+ years building youth mentorship and education programs
Served on the Mayor's Citizens Safety Task Force
Orange County Commissioner District 6
YOUR VOICE. YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD
VOTE BY
AUGUST 18TH
VOTE BY MAIL
Request your ballot from the Orange County Supervisor of Elections and return it early — don't wait until the deadline.
VOTE EARLY
Early voting locations are open across Orange County before Election Day. Find your nearest site and skip the line.
VOTE ON ELECTION DAY
Polls are open Tuesday, August 18. Check your precinct — district lines changed this year, so confirm your location.