More than 1,400 donors gave last quarter as the grassroots campaign built on Affordability, Safety, and Transparency keeps growing
ORLANDO, Fla. — Representative Dr. Anna V. Eskamani's campaign for Mayor of Orlando raised $153,138.75 in the third quarter of 2026 (July 1 – September 30) from 1,472 unique donors, bringing the campaign's total to more than $1.4 million since launch. Volunteers and staff have also knocked on more than 50,000 doors across the city, talking with Orlando residents about affordability, safety, and a City Hall that works for them.
"Orlando is building this campaign one neighbor, one door, and one $25 donation at a time," said Eskamani. "Families here are being squeezed by rising rents and costs, and they want a mayor who will show up, tell the truth, and fight for them. Every dollar and every conversation on a front porch is proof that people are ready for a City Hall that puts working families first."
The campaign's own account, Anna for Orlando, drew 2,533 contributions in Q3 from 1,455 donors, with an average gift of just $28.39. Since launch, the campaign has received 29,663 contributions from 15,607 unique donors.
The campaign's field program has now passed 50,000 doors knocked, powered by volunteers in neighborhoods across Orlando. At each door, canvassers are listening to residents and sharing Eskamani's People's Platform, built on three pillars: Affordability, Safety, and Transparency.
"You can't represent a city you don't listen to," Eskamani added. "Fifty thousand doors means fifty thousand chances to hear what Orlando needs, and we're just getting started."
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