Who is running for Orange County Board of County Commissioners, District 4 in 2026?

Florida state representative; candidate, Orange County Commission, District 4

Johanna López served in the Florida House and is running for Orange County Commission, District 4, which covers the Waterford Lakes and Union Park area¹. She did not answer the Orlando Sentinel questionnaire; her campaign site lists housing accessibility, support for small business, and accessibility and transparency as top issues¹. The voter guide notes she voted against the property tax constitutional amendment and for SB 484, a data center bill, in the House¹; the House roll calls confirm both²⁴.

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Candidate (qualified write-in), Orange County Commission, District 4

Isabella Arthur qualified as a write-in candidate for Orange County Commission, District 4, so her name is not printed on the ballot, where the contest shows only the two printed names and a write-in line, and voters must write it in¹²³. She describes a background in real estate, construction, permitting, law, research and child advocacy, and her top issue is an infrastructure-first approach that would inspect and repair existing roads before approving major expansions³.

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Community leader; candidate, Orange County Commission, District 4

Brian Jones says his run continues years of community involvement in East Orange County through nonprofits, community associations, civic initiatives and advisory boards¹. He is one of two candidates whose names appear on the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot for District 4, which covers the Waterford Lakes and Union Park area¹. He lists practical solutions, transparent government and safer communities as his focus¹.

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