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Quick Facts
Personal Details

Riley Moore is a Republican member of the West Virginia House of Delegates, representing District 67. Moore is running for re-election in the primary on May 8, 2018. The general election will take place on November 6, 2018. He was first elected to the chamber in 2016.

Education

  • Graduated, Government and International Politics, George Mason University
  • Masters, Strategic Security Studies, National Defense University at Fort McNair

Professional Experience

  • Graduated, Government and International Politics, George Mason University
  • Masters, Strategic Security Studies, National Defense University at Fort McNair
  • Director, Textron, present
  • Former Contractor, Department of Homeland Security
  • Former National Security Advisor, House Foreign Affairs Committee, United States House of Representatives
  • Former Secretary, United States Delegation, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Parliamentary Assembly

Political Experience

  • Graduated, Government and International Politics, George Mason University
  • Masters, Strategic Security Studies, National Defense University at Fort McNair
  • Director, Textron, present
  • Former Contractor, Department of Homeland Security
  • Former National Security Advisor, House Foreign Affairs Committee, United States House of Representatives
  • Former Secretary, United States Delegation, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Parliamentary Assembly
  • Candidate, West Virginia State Treasurer, 2020
  • Delegate, West Virginia State House of Delegates, District 67, 2016-2019
  • Candidate, West Virginia State House of Delegates, District 67, 2018

Former Committees/Caucuses

Former Member, Agriculture and Natural Resources Committee, West Virginia State House of Delegates

Former Member, Judiciary Committee, West Virginia State House of Delegates

Former Member, Small Business Entrepreneurship and Economic Development, West Virginia State House of Delegates

Religious, Civic, and other Memberships

  • Graduated, Government and International Politics, George Mason University
  • Masters, Strategic Security Studies, National Defense University at Fort McNair
  • Director, Textron, present
  • Former Contractor, Department of Homeland Security
  • Former National Security Advisor, House Foreign Affairs Committee, United States House of Representatives
  • Former Secretary, United States Delegation, North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) Parliamentary Assembly
  • Candidate, West Virginia State Treasurer, 2020
  • Delegate, West Virginia State House of Delegates, District 67, 2016-2019
  • Candidate, West Virginia State House of Delegates, District 67, 2018
  • Member, Eastern Panhandle Business Association, present
  • Member, International Institute for Strategic Studies, present
  • Member, Shepherdstown Community Club, present
  • Member, Shepherdstown Rotary Club, present
  • Member, West Virginia Farm Bureau, present
  • Member, West Virginia Society Sons of the American Revolution, present

Other Info

Priority Issues:

As Delegate, Riley will fight for:

More Jobs and Opportunity -- Riley Moore supports reforming the tax code so we can attract more businesses to our state, create better jobs, and allow families to keep more of their hard earned money.

  • A World-Class School System -- We need a school system that works for our children: Riley will work to make sure the money we spend gets them the education they deserve. He will focus on technical and higher education so our children are prepared to work.
  • Better Transportation -- Almost half of the residents in the Eastern Panhandle work outside of the state: Riley will fight for our transportation and infrastructure needs and leverage our country's position as a top payer of personal income tax. We deserve our fair share.
  • Combating Drug Addiction -- Riley Moore believes we must focus on treatment and prevention to fight the drug epidemic that is sweeping our state and region.
  • State Bills