Orange County Commissioner Jennifer Thompson has been re-elected to her seat in District 4.

A crowd of supporters, many wearing green t-shirts cheered Commissioner Thompson, as she celebrated her win over challengers Maribel Cordero and Euri Cerrud.

Thompson thanked her campaign staff for their work over the last two weeks- then outlined her priorities for the next four years.

“Same priorities as before- just making myself accessible to my constituents and open to things as they come up so we can make them happen," said Thompson.

"I’ve got some roadway projects that I want to get complete and I’ve got some parks that I’m really working on to get complete in the next couple of years.”

Part of Thompson’s campaign focused on the proposed Osceola Parkway extension, which she says could threaten the quality of life of District 4 residents.

She will have some new commissioners to work with too: District 6 candidates Victoria Siplin and Derrick Wallace are heading to a runoff election, as are Bryan Nelson and Alvin Moore in District 2.

Lawmakers on Friday approved new maps during a special session in Tallahassee, after a judge ordered the districts redrawn.

Nelson says the 2014 elections are too close.

He says candidates have been campaigning for a year. He says absentee ballots already are cast, and redrawing the districts now will cost too much money.

"This isn't the way to do it. Let's take our time, do it right and do it in 2016 and feel good about what we've done."

Leon County Circuit Judge Terry Lewis ruled two districts were drawn unlawfully to benefit Republicans. Both districts include Central Florida.

The districts are represented by Republican Dan Webster of Winter Garden and Democrat Corrine Brown of Jacksonville.

Lewis ordered new maps by August 15^th. Up to 15 counties in North and Central Florida could be affected by the changes.