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Tuesday is the last day for Orlando residents to cast their ballot for the next mayor. The Orlando District 6 Commissioner seat is also up for election. 

The mayoral race is between four-term Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer, District 6 Commissioner Sam Ings, and Navy veteran and businesswoman Aretha Simons.

Dyer is running on a track record that dates back to 2003.

“I think the voters know where I stand on issues, they know I get things done, they can trust me. I think they like the leadership that I’ve developed.”

Newcomer Aretha Simons says residents want a change in leadership. 

“When I knocked on doors these last two years, people were saying that it was time for a change. We just feel like things are shifting in this community and people want things to shift.”

Residents should bring a photo I-D like a driver’s license with them to vote. Polls close at the Orange County Supervisor of Elections at 7 pm. 

If you need a refresher before casting your ballot, listen to Matthew Peddie’s interviews with the candidates on Intersection:

Intersection: Buddy Dyer Runs For Re-election; What’s Next In The Markeith Loyd Case; Remembering Lou Frey

Intersection: Sam Ings; LIDAR & Hurricane Research; Bella Fontella

Intersection: Aretha Simons; Harry Nelson; Opera Orlando’s ‘Marriage of Figaro’

Or read through Jessica Bryce Young’s review of the candidates “From the Pages of the Orlando Weekly”:

From the Pages of Orlando Weekly: Orlando Mayoral Election

In the event that no one gets more than 50 percent of the votes, there will be a run-off election held on December 3. 

Don’t remember where your polling place is or want to read over a sample ballot before tomorrow? Click on the link. 

Tune in to WMFE and WMFV for special election coverage tomorrow night through 9 p.m.