Representative Gabriel Moreno - Contact Information

Gabriel Moreno is a member of the Democratic Party and currently serves in the Maryland House of Delegates, representing District 13. He assumed office on January 13, 2026, and his current term will conclude on January 13, 2027.

Gabriel Maximilian Moreno (born October 1, 1984) is an American politician, attorney, and nonprofit executive. He was appointed to the Maryland House of Delegates by Governor Wes Moore in January 2026 to fill the vacancy left by Delegate Vanessa Atterbeary. Moreno serves alongside Delegates Jennifer R. Terrasa and Pam Guzzone in representing District 13, which encompasses portions of Howard County. His appointment marked a continuation of his longstanding involvement in civic and community affairs, particularly in advocacy for Latino and immigrant communities.

Moreno was born in El Paso, Texas, to immigrant parents from Mexico. He pursued higher education at Texas A&M University and the University of Texas at El Paso, earning bachelor’s degrees before completing his Juris Doctor at the Massachusetts School of Law. His professional career includes work as an attorney and leadership roles in nonprofit organizations, where he focused on issues such as civil rights, community development, and access to justice.

In the Maryland House of Delegates, Moreno is a member of the Judiciary Committee, where he contributes to legislative deliberations on matters of law, justice, and public safety. He is also active in the Maryland Legislative Latino Caucus, reflecting his commitment to representing diverse communities within the state. His prior public service includes membership on the Maryland Judiciary’s Third Appellate Circuit Charter Committee, the Commission on Hate Crime Response and Prevention, and the Governor’s Commission on Hispanic and Latin American Community Affairs. Additionally, he served as a commissioner for both the La Alianza Latina Commission and the Asian American & Pacific Islander Commission in Howard County.

Moreno’s legislative priorities emphasize equity, inclusion, and justice. He has been involved in initiatives addressing hate crimes, immigrant rights, and community engagement. His background as both a lawyer and nonprofit leader informs his approach to policymaking, blending legal expertise with grassroots advocacy. His work has been recognized for advancing dialogue between government institutions and minority communities, fostering collaboration across cultural and political lines.

Outside of his legislative duties, Moreno is married to Jessica Moreno, and together they have two children. His personal experiences as a first-generation American and his professional trajectory have shaped his perspective on governance, emphasizing the importance of representation and civic participation. His career reflects a dedication to public service and a commitment to ensuring that diverse voices are heard in Maryland’s legislative process.

Moreno’s tenure in the Maryland House of Delegates is expected to continue shaping discussions on justice reform, community relations, and minority representation. His role as a delegate underscores the growing influence of Latino leaders in Maryland politics and highlights his ongoing efforts to bridge communities through lawmaking and advocacy.