Elizabeth R. MoroElizabeth R. Moro

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Elizabeth will strengthen rebates on energy-efficient upgrades.

Elizabeth will support affordable, clean energy alternatives.

Elizabeth will protect grid capacity from data centers

Elizabeth Moro is a longtime Brandywine Valley resident, small business owner, community advocate, and real estate broker. She owns Centreville Place Café + Market, a gathering space inspired by her book, The Civil Graces Project, where conversation, community, and civic life come together. She co-founded Neighbors for Crebilly and was part of the community-wide effort that helped preserve 208 acres of open space at Crebilly for the public to enjoy. A long-time community advocate, Elizabeth ran for Pennsylvania’s 160th House District in 2024 and came within just a few points of flipping the seat. States Win is excited to stand with her as she runs again in a flip seat that will expand the Democratic majority in the PA House.

Elizabeth Moro is a longtime Brandywine Valley resident, small business owner, community advocate, and real estate broker. She owns Centreville Place Café + Market, a gathering space inspired by her book, The Civil Graces Project, where conversation, community, and civic life come together. She co-founded Neighbors for Crebilly and was part of the community-wide effort that helped preserve 208 acres of open space at Crebilly for the public to enjoy. A long-time community advocate, Elizabeth ran for Pennsylvania’s 160th House District in 2024 and came within just a few points of flipping the seat. States Win is excited to stand with her as she runs again in a flip seat that will expand the Democratic majority in the PA House.