Raquel Moore-Green is the second of four children.  She and her husband James have been married for 35 years and are the proud parents of 2 daughters and 1 son.  They have been blessed with 12 grandchildren and live in South Salem.

Raquel has been very active in the Salem community for 24 Years.  She served on the City of Salem Budget Committee for 6 years, as a Citizen Member Ward 3 beginning in 2013.  She is an active member of The Salem Chamber of Commerce and is a former Government Day Coordinator & First Citizen Event Coordinator.  She is a member of Salem City Club and former Board member, she also is a member of SEDCOR.  Raquel has worked with the De Muniz Legal Clinic, is a member of the Daughters of the American Revolution and a Marion County Republican PCP.

Raquel has an extensive work resume’ including being a small business owner.  She has worked for Senator Jackie Winters and Representative now Commissioner Kevin Cameron in various roles and brings this experience into the Capitol.  She was a development strategy coordinator for the YWCA from 2010-2011 and served as Campaign Manager for the United Way of the Mid-Willamette Valley 1999-2004.

She has had the honor of serving as representative in HD 19 which includes parts of South Salem, Aumsville and Turner since 2019. As the first Republican of direct Puerto Rican heritage to be elected to the Oregon State House of Representatives, Raquel Moore-Green is uniquely positioned to navigate multiple traditions, customs, and approaches to the many issues currently facing all Oregonians.  Combined with her welcoming open-door approach she will continue to advocate for the constituents of HD19, and all Oregonians

In her spare time Raquel enjoys gardening, sewing, reading and spending time with her grandchildren.