Glen Gilzean says his controversial taxpayer-funded scholarship is part of a contract that will bring six new voting sites to Orange County.

Orange County Commissioners Tuesday voted to withhold an upcoming payment to Elections Supervisor Glen Gilzean’s office, amid fears that a potentially growing pool of taxpayer money was spent improperly.

The announcement comes amid an ongoing feud between the supervisor of elections and Orange County mayor over a taxpayer-funded scholarship

The Orange County Supervisor of Elections has announced plans to open additional early voting sites in contract with Valencia College, even as the county could make a move to limit his spending power.

Orange County expands early voting sites, amid a financial controversy involving the Supervisor of Elections and unauthorized budget expenditure.

It follows a Channel 9 investigation into supervisor Glen Gilzean’s decision to send $5 million to Valencia College and different non-profits without asking permission. Gilzean is now calling out Orange County Mayor Jerry Demings. As far as Gilzean is concerned, the mayor knew about what he planned to do to fund the scholarships.

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