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What does it take to transition from leading America’s oldest incorporated African-American municipality to representing nearly 200,000 residents at the county level?

On this episode of the Organizing to Victory podcast, host Lee Perry sits down with legacy public servant Angie Gardner, the former mayor of Eatonville who is now stepping up to run for the newly redistricted Orange County Commission District 7.

Angie pulls back the curtain on her time as mayor, sharing the unfiltered truth behind the headlines of the historic Hungerford property dispute, her defense of local home rule, and why her philosophy on true affordable housing centers on pure homeownership rather than perpetual rent.

Tune in as we discuss her vision for District 7, including community-driven public safety measures, aggressive flooding infrastructure design for neighborhoods like Orlo Vista and Fairview Shores, and her grassroots approach to running an authentic campaign that puts people over corporate political action committees (PACs).

Campaign Website: http://angiegardner.com

Organizing to Victory Network: http://organizingtovvictory.com