"I've spent years successfully drafting and passing public policy, inspiring teamwork toward common goals, and leading substantial projects to successful completion on time and on budget," Moyer told the Mercury ahead of the May primary election.
Singleton, whose background is rooted in social work (she has a master's degree in this area) briefly led the Joint Office of Homeless Services on an interim basis before her departure in 2022.
Moyer's priorities also include the county's childcare landscape (hello, Preschool For All!) and its regional economy, noting infrastructure jobs that bring solid wages will help Multnomah County families attain a better quality of life.
Singleton cites 'housing, behavioral health care, and public safety' as her top priorities. Singleton has worked in the governor's office, and also brings institutional knowledge about Multnomah County's roles and functions.
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