ORANGE COUNTY, Fla. — Orange County leaders are expected to vote Tuesday on whether or not to place a proposed cap on rent increases on the November ballot.

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During last month’s commission meeting, renters asked commissioners to put a 5% rent cap on the November ballot.

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“The least that they owe us is to put it on the ballot,” said Courtney Ring, organizer of Orlando Tenant Power. “They’ve delayed this time and time again.”

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So far, commissioners have been divided. Landlords said the measure would hurt their bottom line.

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Even if the measure moves forward, any relief for renters wouldn’t come for months.

Video: Renters and landlords talk about growing housing crisis in Orange County Orange County leaders have less than a month to put a proposed rent cap on the November ballot. (James Tutten, WFTV.com/WFTV)

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