Elizabeth earned her bachelor's degree in political science, public policy, and women’s studies from Western Michigan University. She lives in Chadds Ford with her husband Vince, with whom she has 5 children. 

Elizabeth is the owner of Centreville Place: Café + Market and holds a broker’s license, practicing real estate in Pennsylvania and Delaware. 

Elizabeth Moro previously ran for U.S. Congress to represent District 7 in 2017, but did not win. 

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Supports improving infrastructure to create local jobs.

Supports improving infrastructure and creating local jobs.

Supports lowering property taxes and reducing gas, grocery, and essential costs.

Supports lowering property taxes and reducing the cost of gas, groceries, and other essentials.

- Supports improving infrastructure and creating local jobs.
- Supports lowering property taxes and reducing the cost of gas, groceries, and other essentials.

Economy

Supports access to abortion and in vitro fertilization (IVF).

Believes in reducing healthcare costs to ensure families can access necessary care.

- Supports access to abortion and in vitro fertilization (IVF).
- Believes in reducing healthcare costs to ensure families can access necessary care.

Healthcare

Supports fully funding public schools to ensure every student receives a high-quality education.

- Supports fully funding public schools. 

Education

Supports preserving parks, farmland, and green spaces to enhance quality of life.

- Supports preserving parks, farmland, and green spaces to enhance quality of life.

Energy & the Environment

Believes in preserving parks, farmland, and green spaces to enhance quality of life.

- Believes in preserving parks, farmland, and green spaces to enhance quality of life.

Public Safety

As of September 30, 2024, Elizabeth Rhein Moro’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Voting & Elections

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Elizabeth Rhein Moro

Elizabeth Moro previously ran for U.S. Congress to represent District 7 in 2017 but did not win. 

Wants to enhance transportation infrastructure.

Believes costs and the need for livable wages are challenging for families.

Supports economic policies that benefit local communities and small businesses.

Believes her experience in brokering deals has helped families find homes and understand the importance of community and development's impact on neighborhoods.

Believes in the importance of creativity, hard work, and resourcefulness in education.

Supports land preservation for endangered and protected species.

Supports community engagement and inclusivity through local business involvement, catering, and event hosting.

Believes in community engagement to enhance public safety.

Supports policies that enhance public safety and community well-being.

Is a business owner and holds a broker’s license for Pennsylvania and Delaware.

As co-founder of Neighbors for Crebilly, she worked with local residents to preserve the Crebilly Farm.

Believes in securing a stronger majority in the House to defend important issues, including voting rights.

Support the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act and the Freedom to Vote Act to protect and expand voting rights.

Supports voting rights and fair elections.

Believes in preserving land for endangered and protected species.

As of October 3, 2024, Elizabeth Rhein Moro’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Elizabeth Rhein Moro is the owner of Centreville Place: Café + Market and holds a broker’s license, practicing real estate in Pennsylvania and Delaware. She previously ran for U.S. Congress for District 7 and interned in the Michigan House of Representatives.

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